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Firm Watch


Law Firms Put a Premium on U.S. Attorneys

Nov. 14, 2006
By Drew Combs

LOS ANGELES - So what is the value of having one of the Enron prosecutors or a U.S. attorney in an office down the hall? ...


Top So Cal Law Firms


Labor and Employment

Nov. 13, 2006
By Anne Marie Ruff


Top So Cal Law Firms


Real Estate

Nov. 13, 2006
By Gabe Friedmann


Top So Cal Law Firms


Corporate

Nov. 13, 2006
By Rick Kennedyn


Top So Cal Law Firms


Intellectual Property

Nov. 13, 2006
By Rebecca Beyer


Firm Watch


On the Move

Nov. 13, 2006
By Alexa Hylandn

Richard Zelichov joined Katten Muchin Rosenman as partner in the firm's Los Angeles office.


Top So Cal Law Firms


Editor's Note

Nov. 13, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn


Judicial Profile


Rehm's Way

Nov. 13, 2006
By Ryan Oliver

LOS ANGELES - His military haircut may have just been enough to get Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge C.H. Rehm noticed ...


Judicial Profile


Searching for the Solution

Nov. 12, 2006
By Dennis Pfaffn

SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Carol Overton spent a large part of her legal career battling street gangs ...


Civil Rights


Convert to Islam Finds Calling in Law

Nov. 11, 2006
By Jim Adamekn

IRVINE - Sometimes, when a Muslim in Southern California contacts the Council on American Islamic Relations with a business, i...


Labor/Employment


EMPLOYMENT COLUMN - By Jonathan Fraser Light - Your client just received a demand letter from an attorney for a former employe...


Litigation


Panel Tosses $11.9 Million Verdict

Nov. 11, 2006
By Anne Marie Ruff

LOS ANGELES - Ted Marx has had another reversal of fortune. ...


Insurance


External Evidence

Nov. 11, 2006
By Eric Berkowitzn

FOCUS COLUMN - By Kirk A. Pasich - Most insurance coverage litigation starts with a fundamental dispute over what an insurance...


FORUM COLUMN - By Alexandra Natapoff - The California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice is considering an issue...


Judicial Profile


Defusing Discord

Nov. 11, 2006
By Tim Hay

It is said that in the court of Jeffrey Huffaker, decorum reigns. This is no small accomplishment for a Contra Costa Court com...


Law Practice


SAN FRANCISCO - A memorial service has been scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 19 for a noted Bay Area consumer advocate, public-inter...


Intellectual Property


Landmark's Copyright Claim Is Justified

Nov. 11, 2006
By Eric Berkowitzn

LETTER TO THE EDITOR - In your Oct. 31 article titled "Landmark Tries to Suppress Video, Group Asserts," Landmark Education, a...


Judges and Judiciary


Farmers' Market Killer Seeks New Trial

Nov. 11, 2006
By David Houstonn

LOS ANGELES - Attorneys for an 89-year-old man convicted of killing 10 people when he crashed his car into a Santa Monica farm...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Mediation in Mix Makes a More Satisfying Career

Nov. 11, 2006
By Anna Oberthurn

SAN FRANCISCO - Howard M. Garfield was well on his way toward a graduate degree in the philosophy of religion from Harvard Uni...


State Bar & Bar Associations


SAN FRANCISCO - Two influential statewide lawyer groups have joined the fight to save the State Bar's long-standing diversity ...


Government


SAN FRANCISCO - The last year wasn't the slowest in recent memory for the U.S. attorney's office here. ...


Government


LOS ANGELES - President George W. Bush may feel like Republicans got a thumping this week, but his party's loss may signal a v...


Judges and Judiciary


WASHINGTON - An effort to restore habeas corpus rights for enemy combatants could be the first test of the Democrats' resolve ...


Verdicts


LOS ANGELES - A company that manages a Palm Springs outpatient cancer center has agreed to pay the federal government $900,000...


Government


Prosecutors Win in Many Judicial Races

Nov. 10, 2006
By Amy Yarbroughn

SAN FRANCISCO - Despite concerns they are becoming too politicized, Superior Court judge races across the state followed famil...


Education


FORUM COLUMN - By Patrick Mattimore - On Tuesday, Michigan joined California and Washington as states whose voters have banned...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Defense's Mistakes Take Wind Out of Privilege

Nov. 10, 2006
By Eric Berkowitzn

LETTER TO THE EDITOR - Regarding Joel Grossman's article about Simmons v. Ghaderi, 2006 DJDAR 13065 (Sept. 27) ("Panel Rejects...


Government


L.A. Inmates Must Serve 25 Percent of Term

Nov. 10, 2006
By Carri Karuhnn

LOS ANGELES - Authorities are expected to announce today a new policy requiring all Los Angeles County jail inmates serve at l...


Judges and Judiciary


Santa Clara Gets Its First Female DA

Nov. 10, 2006
By Tim Hay

SAN FRANCISCO - A Superior Court judge has won the contentious race for Santa Clara district attorney, becoming the county's f...


FORUM COLUMN - By Olivia Goodkin and William Kampf - On Sept. 12, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law Assembly Bill 18...