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Labor/Employment


Employment Column - By Scott C. Harris - Those who track legal trends have come out with a staggering figure: By 2016, as much...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - The bond between El Centro attorney Lowell F. Sutherland and his client runs deeper than the personal injury cas...


Arbitrator Profile


LOS ANGELES - Troy D. Roe did not consider becoming a lawyer until a professor suggested the idea to him during his final year...


Appellate Practice


Court Reconsiders Blast at Attorneys

Oct. 1, 2005
By Eron Yehuda

LOS ANGELES - A Sacramento appellate court has agreed to reconsider one of its published opinions that lambasted attorneys for...


Civil Rights


Column By Peter Blumberg One developed a hunger for justice as a witness to the racial violence in Birmingham, Ala., at the h...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Last Friday, veteran Los Angeles criminal defense attorney Michael Yamamoto went to court for the first time as...


Criminal


Ticket-Fixing Probe

Oct. 1, 2005
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - Monterey County Commissioner Richard Rutledge will not face criminal charges over allegations that he fixed tr...


Judges and Judiciary


Attorneys Praise Judge for Being Pragmatic

Oct. 1, 2005
By Blair Clarkson

LOS ANGELES - The panoramic vista from Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Anthony J. Mohr's chambers at the Central Civil West ...


Corporate


SAN FRANCISCO - Providian Financial Corp., one of the nation's largest credit card issuers, has agreed to pay $3 million to se...


Law Practice


In Chambers

Sep. 30, 2005
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SAN BERNARDINO - Chief Justice Ronald M. George has honored Tressa Sloan Kentner, executive officer of the San Bernardino Supe...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Sept. 29

Sep. 30, 2005
By Aidan Doherty

RETAIL UPLAND - Passco Real Estate Enterprises Inc. sold Upland Square Shopping Center at 813-913 W. Foothill Blvd. for $19.1...


International


Holocaust Survivors Seek Pensions

Sep. 30, 2005
By Lorelei Laird

LOS ANGELES - Stanley Orzech was 13, living in the Jewish ghetto in Krakow, when World War II broke out. Young and healthy, Or...


Judges and Judiciary


Forum Column - By Charles S. Doskow - The Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on John Roberts' appointment as chief justice of...


Law Practice


Firms Expand Scope of Donations

Sep. 30, 2005
By Drew Combs

LOS ANGELES - Hurricane Katrina produced a montage of devastatingly unfamiliar scenes: corpses left unattended in the streets ...


Juvenile


LOS ANGELES - In an effort to recruit more lawyers to represent abused and neglected children in dependency court proceedings...


Government


SACRAMENTO - All they wanted was a little privacy, the judges said, a little added protection from some angry soul bent on ret...


Law Practice


Spheres of Influence

Sep. 30, 2005
By Martin Bergn

The Daily Journal Top 100 - Some are power brokers and insiders. Others fight for the powerless and those caught inside exces...


Firm Watch


Rehashing the Career-Family Split

Sep. 30, 2005
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - One day in the late 1970s, Marie Fiala gathered with a group of women in a restroom on the 30th floor of a dow...


Firm Watch


LOS ANGELES - Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman Machtinger & Kinsella has hired prominent white-collar criminal-defense law...


Environmental


Illegal Dumping

Sep. 30, 2005
By Ryan Oliver

LOS ANGELES - Two men charged with illegally dumping and storing toxic waste were arrested Wednesday in what the Los Angeles C...


Probate


Column - By Garry Abrams - Former Playboy Playmate and all-around celebrity and sex icon Anna Nicole Smith was in Vermont play...


Constitutional Law


Insurance Dispute

Sep. 30, 2005
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court voted 6-0 Wednesday to decide whether the renovation of an old bank building in ...


Judges and Judiciary


BAKERSFIELD - Both the clerk and the bailiff looked up in shock when Kern Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tafoya asked the def...


Appellate Practice


A Message for the President

Sep. 29, 2005
By Lawrence Hurleyn

WASHINGTON - By breaking from their party colleagues, Democrats intending to vote for John G. Roberts Jr. as chief justice hop...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Sept. 28

Sep. 29, 2005
By Aidan Doherty

MULTIFAMILY FONTANA - Joseph Chavez of Marcus & Millichap brokered the $5.4 million sale of a multifamily property at 167...


Judges and Judiciary


Forum Column - By Warren D. Camp - Trial courts are vested with broad judicial discretion to fashion orders that are in the be...


Forum Column - By William I. Rothbard, Theodore F. Monroe and Bradley O. Cebeci - The Federal Trade Commission's relentless at...


Insurance


Focus Column - Insurance Law - By Peter J. Laufenberg - From the desk of the insurance commissioner of Florida to Insurance Co...


Criminal


Letter to the Editor - The article titled "Making a Federal Case of Gangs" gave the false impression of a new trend in federal...


Criminal


Feds No Substitute For Motivated DAs

Sep. 29, 2005
By Columnist

Letter to the Editor - I am the assistant district attorney in charge of major cases and homicides for the Santa Clara County ...