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Law Practice


Disciplinary Actions

Mar. 8, 2006
By Staff Reports

RESIGNATIONS Casey, John Chittenden , Oakland Dahlz, Justin B. , South San Francisco Jarboe Jr., Hilmer Ula , West Harrison, I...


Education


Briefly

Mar. 8, 2006
By Leslie Simmons

CHANGE OF VENUE - Former UCLA law-school dean Susan Westerberg Prager was named president of Occidental College, the board of ...


Administrative/Regulatory


San Francisco Gets Civil Against Gangs

Mar. 8, 2006
By Dennis Opatrny

SAN FRANCISCO - With San Francisco's political leaders scrambling to fight violent gang crime, City Attorney Dennis Herrera do...


Judges and Judiciary


Three Named to Hear Discipline Case

Mar. 8, 2006
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

VENTURA - A former state Supreme Court candidate and two other judges will serve as special masters in a re-hearing next month...


Labor/Employment


Focus Column - By Richard S. Rosenberg and John J. Manier - Under the common-law doctrine of respondeat superior, employers ar...


Judges and Judiciary


Forum Column - By William Phelps - Did Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. make a proposal with respect to marriage a week after...


Education


Court OKs Recruiting By Military on Campus

Mar. 8, 2006
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - If colleges and universities choose to accept federal funds, their law schools cannot deny military recruiters eq...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - People can argue all they want about whether oral sex with a willing minor is more corrupting than sexual inte...


Judges and Judiciary


Murder-Solicitation Trial Opens in S.F.

Mar. 8, 2006
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - The second half of a bifurcated San Francisco federal criminal trial kicked off Monday when prosecutors told a...


Criminal


Former Justice Blasts DA Over Hollywood Case

Mar. 8, 2006
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - Former state Supreme Court Justice Armand Arabian thinks it stinks that the Santa Barbara County district attorn...


Litigation


Man Can Sue Former DAs for Damages

Mar. 8, 2006
By Ryan Oliver

LOS ANGELES - A man whose murder conviction was reversed after he spent 24 years in prison can sue former Los Angeles County D...


Litigation


WASHINGTON - A California development agency suffered a setback Monday in its battle with United Airlines over the carrier's f...


Criminal


High Court Tosses Triple-Murderer's Death Sentence

Mar. 8, 2006
By Anat Rubin And Itir Yakar

LOS ANGELES - The state Supreme Court overturned the death sentence Monday of a man convicted of a triple murder during a 1990...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Want more noir? Can't get enough of the bleak, sinister side of the city, that urban purgatory where Mary Poppin...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - Unhappy people come through Commissioner Ronald J. Slick's arraignment and early disposition court each day, but...


Labor/Employment


Gridlock Again on Asbestos

Mar. 7, 2006
By Lawrence Hurleyn

WASHINGTON - There are some things money can't buy. Asbestos litigation reform, apparently, is one of them. Big business has s...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for March 6

Mar. 7, 2006
By Aubrey Poolen

ANAHEIM - Greenlaw Partners and Guggenheim Real Estate purchased a 129,600-square-foot property at 605-611 E. Cerritos from Ha...


Law Practice


Clay Honorees

Mar. 7, 2006
By Staff Reports

SAN FRANCISCO - California Lawyer magazine handed out its 10th annual Attorney of the Year awards Thursday night during a cock...


Criminal


FOCUS COLUMN - By Phillip R. Maltin - James E. Files claims he shot President Kennedy from the grassy knoll in Dallas. Files, ...


FORUM COLUMN - By Robert D. Richards and Clay Calvert - Underneath the high umbrellas of the garden terrace restaurant at Holl...


Entertainment & Sports


Lawyers Form Entertainment Firm

Mar. 7, 2006
By Peter Zuckerman

LOS ANGELES - Gary S. Raskin saw a need: Although entertainment attorneys provide legal advice, they often fail to mention th...


Agriculture


Series Will Explore Agricultural Law

Mar. 7, 2006
By Tamadhur Al Aqeel

LOS ANGELES - UC Davis has one of the top agricultural studies programs in the country, situated in the heart of the nation's ...


Large Firms


Davis Wright Appoints New Partner-in-Charge

Mar. 7, 2006
By Kenneth Davis

LOS ANGELES - Davis Wright Tremaine announced the appointment of Mary Haas to partner-in-charge of its Los Angeles office. Haa...


Government


SAN FRANCISCO - The election season in Mendocino County promises to be a long and colorful one, thanks to its ever-provocative...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN DIEGO - The couple's murder trials were seen across the nation on NBC's "Crime and Punishment," a reality spin-off from "L...


Corporate


Lawyers' Money Flows Against Reforms

Mar. 7, 2006
By Lawrence Hurleyn

SAN FRANCISCO - Asbestos plaintiffs' attorney Steven Kazan is based in Oakland, but when election season rolls around, he writ...


Firm Watch


On the Move

Mar. 6, 2006
By Kenneth Davis

Shulman Hodges & Bastian has named John Mark Jennings a partner in the firm's Foothill Ranch office. His practice focuses ...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for March 3

Mar. 4, 2006
By Aubrey Poolen

CHULA VISTA - Fremont Investment & Loan closed a $51.5 million acquisition and construction loan to an affiliate of Sudber...


Zoning, Planning and Use


Focus Column - By Daniel J. Curtin Jr. and Bryan W. Wenter - In a recent case, the 1st District Court of Appeal held that a se...


Employment Column - By Karen L. Gabler - In the rapidly changing environment of sexual-harassment and discrimination lawsuits,...