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Government


LOS ANGELES - Rocky Delgadillo on Friday named two veteran attorneys with government experience to top posts in the Los Angel...


Administrative/Regulatory


SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County Chief Assistant District Attorney Karyn Sinunu, who was first out of the gate in the campaign t...


Litigation


Goldstein Lawsuit

Aug. 2, 2005
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - A federal judge on Friday refused to dismiss the county from a lawsuit filed by Thomas Lee Goldstein, whose mur...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN FRANCISCO - While the Los Angeles superior court recently finalized a deal giving interpreters their first-ever employee c...


Appellate Practice


LOS ANGELES - The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday issued some legal tips for music makers: If you write an origin...


Government Contracts


Water Contracts In Question

Aug. 2, 2005
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Contracts governing the distribution of a vast amount of Central Valley water were put under a legal cloud by...


Firm Watch


On the Move

Aug. 1, 2005
By Jennifer Hammn

Gerald Barron has joined Lozano Smith as senior litigation counsel in the firm's Monterey office. Barron was previously at Sho...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for July 29

Jul. 30, 2005
By Julie Leupoldn

INDUSTRIAL OXNARD - Anticipating expansion, Olde Thompson leased a 43,072-square-foot industrial facility at 3501 Camino Del S...


Forum Column - By Jeffrey A. Lowe - From the villages of Sudan to the factories, sweatshops and brothels of India and Southeas...


Administrative/Regulatory


Forum Column - By Earl Ofari Hutchinson - The argument raged hot and heavy among patrons at a popular coffeehouse over who was...


Labor/Employment


Employment Column - By John Lattin - In June, medical marijuana went up in smoke. On June 6, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the...


Corporate


Focus Column - Corporate Law - By Bill Detamore - By any standard, a $1.55 billion lesson is expensive, even for Morgan Stanle...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - Southern California became the latest battleground this week in a nationwide fight over manganese, a mineral use...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Court Enforces Disability Arbitration Clause

Jul. 30, 2005
By Eron Yehuda

LOS ANGELES - Insurers won a victory with a recent California Supreme Court opinion that found in favor of enforcing a binding...


Criminal


Panel Gives Fired Prosecutor His Job Back

Jul. 30, 2005
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SAN BERNARDINO - A veteran San Bernardino deputy district attorney who was fired following allegations that he leaked a confi...


Judges and Judiciary


Governor Appoints 12 New Trial Court Judges

Jul. 30, 2005
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - One of Southern California's most prominent environmental legal advocates, Gail Ruderman Feuer, was among a s...


Government


Mayor Puts Public-Interest Lawyers in Power

Jul. 30, 2005
By Ryan Oliver

LOS ANGELES - Public-interest lawyers suddenly have found new respect in Los Angeles City Hall. In his first month on the job,...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


LOS ANGELES - Some might say it's fitting that Earl P. Willens' favorite song is Frank Sinatra's "My Way." The woolly, 70-year...


Judges and Judiciary


Orange County Elects Commissioners

Jul. 30, 2005
By Lorelei Laird

LOS ANGELES - The judges of the Orange Superior Court have elected three commissioners. Craig E. Arthur, Max DeLiema and Glenn...


LOS ANGELES - Sex is essential to marriage, but money is not, according to a recent appellate-court opinion. A woman cannot a...


Intellectual Property


WASHINGTON - Senators on the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee stressed Thursday their support for the Supreme C...


Litigation


Litigation Czar Slashes Costs

Jul. 30, 2005
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - Robert E. Nagle's job is all about the bottom line. As the county's litigation cost manager, Nagle is responsibl...


Criminal


Gang Injunction Challenged

Jul. 30, 2005
By Staff Writer

SAN FRANCISCO - The American Civil Liberties Union fired off a motion Thursday to set aside a Yolo County judge's order again...


Litigation


SAN DIEGO - Saying the award was excessive, a San Diego judge has overturned a $6.85 million jury verdict in a sexual-harassme...


Labor/Employment


SACRAMENTO - Dealing a blow to California's powerful government employee unions, the state Supreme Court held Thursday that se...


Entertainment & Sports


SAN JOSE - A state appellate court on Thursday upheld a lower court's dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the Oakland Raiders aga...


International


Panel OKs Extradition, Treaty With Hong Kong

Jul. 29, 2005
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals panel ruled Wednesday that a fugitive extradition treaty between the United States and Hong ...


Corporate


SAN FRANCISCO - Charles James, head of Chevron Corp.'s 300 lawyers, likes to reward a job well done with a savory meal, but h...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for July 28

Jul. 29, 2005
By Julie Leupoldn

INDUSTRIAL HAWTHORNE - A partnership led Kearny Real Estate Co. and Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund V purchased a 92-acre, 2.6...


Forum Column - By Rachel Dioso and Simon Cole - Since the wildly popular show "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" first aired ...