LOS ANGELES - The doors to Californians' private medical records and sexual history may have opened a little wider after a sta...
SACRAMENTO - Throughout his childhood, Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Troy L. Nunley lived in public housing in San Fr...
SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced a new program Tuesday to clean up the city's notoriously ...
Judges and Judiciary
DA Changes His Mind, Decides Against Boycott of Commissioner
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
SANTA ANA - Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas retreated Tuesday from his decision to boycott a newly appointed c...
LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Attorney's Office said Monday that city officials had stopped trying to block off a public ...
LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia L. Collins dismissed an attorney from a potential jury panel recently ...
Focus Column - Appellate Law - By Saralyn M. Ang-Olson and Peter J. Engstrom - In Schlessinger v. Holland America, N.V....
Forum Column - By Jeffrey A. Lowe - The Darfur region of western Sudan is one of the most remote and inhospitable places on ea...
Forum Column - By David Cameron Carr - Getting paid for your work feels good. Feeling secure now about getting paid in the fut...
SAN FRANCISCO - Oil companies and an environmental group have proposed one of the largest Proposition 65 settlements in histor...
SAN FRANCISCO - There's a big difference between a host who provides beer for his guests, including one he thought was 21 year...
SACRAMENTO - The selection of a new state Senate leader today is likely to affect the two legislative committees that lawyers ...
LOS ANGELES - Saying Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas violated free-speech guarantees, a state appeals court ha...
LOS ANGELES - With his release from prison last week, Harold Coleman Hall has joined a growing roll call of Los Angeles-based ...
SACRAMENTO - An arbitration panel of retired judges has quietly awarded a group of plaintiffs attorneys nearly $24 million in ...
LOS ANGELES - For the second time this summer, a federal judge has chastised Los Angeles county prosecutors for keeping a man ...
Labor/Employment
Lawyers Yawn At Changes in Overtime Rules
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
Labor lawyers reacted to Monday's change in federal overtime requirements with a yawn and a stir. The yawn because California'...
ALTURAS - Growing up in a town with a population of less than 3,000 can be a blessing and a curse. Just ask Superior Court Jud...
SAN JOSE - Yahoo Inc. acted too soon in seeking declaratory relief from French court orders assessing damages against the Inte...
LOS ANGELES - Leslie H. Abramson is out and John Gotti's former lawyer is in as music producer Phil Spector's defense lawyer. ...
SAN FRANCISCO - A divided California Supreme Court held Monday that a divorced mother may have no choice but to send her daugh...
Government
Press Conference Covering Crime in Compton Gets Impromptu Shot
By Garry Abrams
Column By Garry Abrams - Gladys M. Russell was on her way home from the post office Monday morning when she got wind of the pr...
Trying to drum up overseas business at a regional firm, some attorneys say, is like trying to pull a rabbit from a hat - witho...
Firm Watch
Gray Cary's Washington Outpost Lands Former Commerce Official
By Joel Rosenblatt
Lisa Prager, a former deputy assistant secretary for export enforcement at the U.S. Department of Commerce, has joined Gray Ca...
State Bar & Bar Associations
ABA Head Sees Diversity Program As a Model for Legal Community
By Kenneth Davis
The new president of the American Bar Association cut straight to the chase recently while addressing the association's Commis...
The promise of earning a law degree for only $3,000 to $5,000 a year can be pretty appealing. So can the prospect of taking cl...
LOS ANGELES - Growing up, Haley J. Fromholz longed for a more conventional first name. Haley, his mother's maiden name, had dr...
Elizabeth Thompson was the question mark when intellectual property boutique Townsend and Townsend and Crew acquired the 12-la...
Oscar Peoples, who drove a forklift for the Los Angeles Times for 30 years, was shocked when company management suspended and ...
Like many small cities facing growing pains, Murrieta is divided between advocates of growth and those who perceive the change...