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Judges and Judiciary


Lawyer Followed Her Father Into His Firm

Jul. 31, 2006
By Victoria Fine

Services have taken place for veteran Los Angeles attorney Elise E. Goldstein.


Law Practice


On the Move

Jul. 31, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn

On the Move - Karl A. Rand has joined Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps as special counsel in the firm's San Diego office.


Family


Forum Column - It appears that those who make up the administrative policies of our family law courts just don't get it when i...


Entertainment & Sports


It probably wasn't the first time a lawyer signed up a client prone to describing himself as "the greatest." But 17 years ago,...


Law Practice


Senior Associates Decamp to Start 'Mini-Quinn'

Jul. 31, 2006
By Robert Iafollan

LOS ANGELES - When Ryan G. Baker walked into John Quinn's 10th-story office to explain that he would be leaving Quinn Emanuel ...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - Retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Glenette Blackwell, a pioneering woman lawyer, has died. ...


Arbitrator Profile


15,000 Cases Support Neutral's Informality

Jul. 29, 2006
By Drew Combsn

Thomas I. Friedman prides himself on his informal approach to the alternative dispute process. ...


Zoning, Planning and Use


Voters, Not Dodgers, Vetoed Elysian Park Housing

Jul. 28, 2006
By David Minkown

Letter to the Editor - John C. Murphy never quite makes his position on the Anderson Initiative clear in his column, "Anderson...


Labor/Employment


Grocers Group Sues L.A. Over Workers' Bill

Jul. 28, 2006
By David Houstonn

LOS ANGELES - There's no living large for grocery workers in Southern California these days.


Law Practice


"Civility and courtesy ... are expected and not to be equated with weakness."


Appellate Practice


Focus Column - As any appellate lawyer worth his or her salt knows, California Rule of Court 2(a) requires a party to file a n...


Family


Family Lawyers Savor Murder Ruling

Jul. 28, 2006
By Tim Hay

OAKLAND - Family law attorneys and advocates for victims of domestic abuse are cheering a recent decision by a state appeals c...


Verdicts


Jury Awards Woman $3.25 Million

Jul. 28, 2006
By Rebecca Beyer

An Orange County jury awarded $3.25 million to a woman who suffered vision loss and paralysis after a case of food poisoning.


Criminal


Panel Tosses Conviction for Errors at Trial

Jul. 28, 2006
By John Roemer

A state appellate court faulted the defense lawyer as well as the trial judge for mistakes that required reversal of a prison ...


Judges and Judiciary


Forum Column - What is the appropriate calculation to compute the statistical significance of a match when someone has been id...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - The massive racketeering, conspiracy and wiretapping indictment against celebrity private eye Anthony Pellicano ...


Immigration


Briefly

Jul. 28, 2006
By Susan Mcraen

On the second anniversary of his arrest and incarceration on a two-decades-old student-visa violation, Abdel-Jabbar Hamdan was...


Technology & Science


Judge OKs Click-Fraud Settlement

Jul. 28, 2006
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - An Arkansas state judge approved a settlement Thursday in a "click fraud" case that legal observers say is big vict...


Large Firms


SAN DIEGO - Claiming that Vinson & Elkins didn't properly investigate possible wrongdoing at San Diego's City Hall, City A...


Labor/Employment


Employment Column - California's Harassment Training and Education law requires most employers to provide sexual harassment pr...


Criminal


Will Lawyer's Illness Doom Charges?

Jul. 28, 2006
By Gabe Friedmann

LOS ANGELES - Lawyers for 79-year-old Seymour Lazar, the first person indicted in the federal kickback case against Milberg, W...


Immigration


Judge Keeps Suit Against Immigration Stops

Jul. 28, 2006
By Sandra Hernandezn

LOS ANGELES - A Superior Court judge Thursday refused to toss out a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles and the Police Dep...


Litigation


Court Won't Dismiss Suit Against Hafif

Jul. 28, 2006
By Itir Yakarn

Prominent Claremont trial lawyer Herbert Hafif took a blow from the state Supreme Court on Thursday in his decade-old legal ba...


Labor/Employment


A union's claim of dirty laundry has landed them in hot water.


Judges and Judiciary


WASHINGTON - The powerful chairman of the House Judiciary Committee took his frustration out on a Democratic congressman from ...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Flexibility and adaptability are hallmarks of alternative dispute resolution, and the ability to fit procedures to the needs o...


Communications


In Phone-Tapping Cases, the Score Is Tied, 1-1

Jul. 27, 2006
By Amelia Hansen

SAN FRANCISCO - The nationwide battle between civil rights groups and telecommunications companies over electronic surveillanc...


Law Practice


Law Firm Teaches Corporate Transactions 101

Jul. 27, 2006
By Drew Combsn

LOS ANGELES - When John D. Berchild Jr. began as a summer associate at Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton in 1971, the fi...


Criminal


U.S. Says Avenues 43 Gang Terrorized Blacks

Jul. 27, 2006
By John Hanusz

LOS ANGELES - A Latino street gang in Highland Park waged a campaign of terror against African Americans, including murdering ...


LOS ANGELES - Between their second and third years at law school, many top-tier students enjoy a summerlong shower of freebies...