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Litigation


Activists Sue To Keep Open Trauma Center

Oct. 29, 2004
By Blair Clarkson

LOS ANGELES - Responding to widespread community outrage over the planned closure of King-Drew Medical Center's trauma unit, ...


Government


Tribes Subject to Campaign Finance Laws

Oct. 29, 2004
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - American Indian tribes that have donated millions of dollars to California's political campaigns must obey the s...


Transactions


DAILY DEALS -- Transactions for Oct. 28

Oct. 29, 2004
By Joseph Pimentel

INDUSTRIAL VERNON - Western States Technologies Inc. has purchased a 33,348-square-foot industrial building located at 3285 E....


Transactions


DAILY DEALS - Transactions for Oct. 27

Oct. 28, 2004
By Joseph Pimentel

MIXED USE LOS ANGELES - Legacy Partners LLC has purchased a 2.05-acre parcel for redevelopment at 5550-5570 Wilshire Blvd. fr...


Public Interest


Public School, Private Money

Oct. 28, 2004
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - Boalt Hall's new dean stirred a debate recently when he declared the school cannot stay in the top tier witho...


Law Practice


Forum Column - By Betsy Johnsen - If you are a law student with a disability, you (like everyone else in law school) may not h...


Forum Column - By Eve L. Hill - People with disabilities traditionally have been encouraged to pursue education as a means of ...


Insurance


Focus Column - Insurance Law - By Tyler C. Gerking and David B. Smith - The past three years have been difficult for the insur...


Government


Would-Be Judges Could Face Ideological Inquisition

Oct. 28, 2004
By Philip Carrizosa

Column - By Philip Carrizosa - Does anyone remember when then-Attorney General George Deukmejian started questioning nominees ...


Criminal


Cooley Defends Confession of Retarded Man

Oct. 28, 2004
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - District Attorney Steve Cooley on Tuesday defended the taped police confession of a mentally retarded man who sp...


Judges and Judiciary


Column - By Garry Abrams - William Rehnquist, chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, might well have awakened Tuesday mornin...


Criminal


PALO ALTO - Jason Borrevik, a senior associate with Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, pleaded no contest Tuesday to statu...


Litigation


U.S. Wants to Intervene in Gay Suit

Oct. 28, 2004
By Dan Evans

SANTA ANA - The U.S. Department of Justice asked Tuesday to intervene in a lawsuit filed by a gay Orange County couple, statin...


Government


Judge Orders County to Stop Fighting Initiative

Oct. 28, 2004
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - A Santa Clara County judge ordered county officials Tuesday to stop spending public money to oppose a ballot initi...


Government


Judge Finds Pedestrian at Fault in Crash

Oct. 28, 2004
By Blair Clarkson

LOS ANGELES - Note to pedestrians in West Hollywood: Once you step off the curb, you're on your own. A Los Angeles Superior Co...


Corporate


SAN FRANCISCO - Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Jacobs, who prosecuted Enron's energy market manipulation in California, anno...


Criminal


9th Circuit to Reconsider Habeas Ruling

Oct. 28, 2004
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voted Tuesday to reconsider its 2002 decision granting a habeas petition...


Litigation


Kern Shelters Abuse Animals, Lawsuit Alleges

Oct. 28, 2004
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

BAKERSFIELD - Two of Kern County's largest animal shelters are being targeted by a strongly worded lawsuit claiming the facili...


Media


Attorneys Travel to Battleground States

Oct. 27, 2004
By Melissa Onstad And Liz Valsamis

LOS ANGELES - Lawyers up and down California are jumping on a national caravan of attorneys traveling to battleground states t...


Labor/Employment


Focus Column - International Law - By C. Matthew Schulz - The H1-B, the visa most often relied on by employers of foreign prof...


Forum Column - By Stephen F. Rohde - Three years ago today, President Bush signed into law the USA Patriot Act. The administra...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Column - By Garry Abrams - Consumers Union, best known as the publisher of Consumer Reports magazine, and the American Arbitra...


Judges and Judiciary


Retired Judge Faces DUI Charges

Oct. 27, 2004
By Dan Evans

NORWALK - A former presiding judge of Orange County, who severely injured a motorcyclist during a collision in December, was b...


Government


The Contract Wars

Oct. 27, 2004
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County's prosecutors and public defenders head into a Nov. 2 election showdown over their initiative t...


Government


Federal Judge Slams Former Prison Chief

Oct. 27, 2004
By Hudson Sangree

SAN FRANCISCO - Former state prison director Edward Alameida Jr. engaged in "gross abuse of the public trust" by allegedly bow...


Military Law


Tribunals Violate Law, Counsel Says

Oct. 27, 2004
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - The military commissions created by the Bush administration to prosecute detainees held at Guantnamo Bay, Cuba, f...


Appellate Practice


Panel Says Jurists Wrongly Held AIDs Victim

Oct. 27, 2004
By Liz Valsamis

LOS ANGELES - Three Orange County judges erred by holding a woman with AIDs in jail for more than a month because she didn't s...


Media


Cancer Victim Will Get $20 Million Payment

Oct. 27, 2004
By Blair Clarkson

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles Superior Court jury has ordered two companies to pay $20.5 million to a former nuclear submarine ...


Criminal


Opposites Work Together to Gain Man's Freedom

Oct. 27, 2004
By Hudson Sangree

LOS ANGELES - She's a fast-talking Brooklyn-born criminal defense lawyer who has spent her career ferreting out police corrup...


Government


OUTSIDE COUNSEL FEES

Oct. 27, 2004
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles city attorney's annual litigation costs have skyrocketed in the past three years, under the lead...