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Government


Busway Takes Detour Back to Drawing Board

Jul. 21, 2004
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - It's back to the drawing board for a $300 million busway under construction in the San Fernando Valley, after a ...


Appellate Practice


Critics Decry Execution of Teens

Jul. 20, 2004
By Susan Mcraen

LOS ANGELES - Jimmy Carter, Mikhail Gorbachev, the American Medical Association, Mexico and an array of nations, child welfare...


Mergers & Acquisitions


Ceradyne Inc. announced July 1 that it will pay $136 million for ESK Ceramics, a Germany-based industrial technical ceramic ma...


Labor/Employment


Nonblacks Are Quitting Police, Suit Says

Jul. 20, 2004
By Eron Yehuda

The Rialto police chief's policy of favoring African-American police officers has resulted in a "mass exodus" of highly qualif...


Technology & Science


San Jose-based networking giant Cisco Systems Inc. has announced plans to scoop up part of one company and the remaining 83 pe...


Litigation


Jung Hwa Jung can't express her feelings about her husband of 15 years. She suffered severe brain damage a decade ago because ...


Government


Judge Supports Oral Arguments

Jul. 20, 2004
By Stefanie Knapp

LOS ANGELES - Justice Norman L. Epstein had practiced only civil law when Gov. Jerry Brown appointed him to the bench in 1975....


Media


An attorney who advertises in the alternative newspaper L.A. Weekly has filed an antitrust lawsuit against the publication, ch...


Firm Watch


Jeffrey Lederman says he endured many sleepless night worrying about his friends and colleagues at East Palo Alto's Gray, Cary...


Firm Watch


M. Manuel Fishman began his 22-year real estate career at big firms, first with San Francisco's Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro...


Entertainment & Sports


Sports aficionados glued to their radios and television screens for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games can thank the behind-the-sc...


International


Washington, D.C.-based Piper Rudnick kicked off its European expansion efforts by attracting 16 attorneys from the affiliate P...


Litigation


The owners of two health-related Web sites reached a confidential settlement last week in their long-running battle over domai...


LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles' Manatt, Phelps & Phillips will acquire real estate litigation firm Berger & Norton on Sept....


Firm Watch


Veteran litigator Theodore Olson rejoined former colleagues at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher last Monday after announcing his re...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


An appeals court recently allowed two companies to pursue claims that a law firm tried to illegally stifle competition by fili...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Visualize, Climb Ladder to Your Successful Mediation

Jul. 20, 2004
By Contributing Writer

Column - Adviser - By John C. Woolley - The first interview with your client is extremely important to your mediation success....


Public Interest


'Dream Big'

Jul. 20, 2004
By Amy Spees

The Scene recently joined the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California for its 10th annual Law Luncheo...


Public Interest


On the Beach

Jul. 20, 2004
By Contributing Writer

Column - Closer - By Sharon J. Berman - "Its summer time, and the living is easy," as the song says. Even in California, summe...


Forum Column - By Marianne Baker Bolduc - Two weeks ago, the Reuters news agency carried a story about 50 mothers who chanted ...


Forum Column - By Patrick Mattimore - In a famous experiment during the summer of 1971, social psychologist Philip Zimbardo cr...


Appellate Practice


Focus Column - Intellectual Property - By Heather N. Mewes - The "doctrine of equivalents" is the last stand for a patentee. I...


Criminal


Motorist in Commissioner's Death Gets Jail

Jul. 20, 2004
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - A motorist whose failure to stop for stalled traffic caused a pileup that resulted in the death of a Los Angeles...


Environmental


SAN FRANCISCO - State appeal court judges recently plugged a legal loophole through which thousands of potential Proposition 6...


Entertainment & Sports


Hooray for Hollywood

Jul. 20, 2004
By Staff Writer

Daily Journal EXTRA Feature - Hollywood is about telling stories: how the crack investigative team catches the television kill...


Criminal


SAN JOSE - A Santa Clara County prosecutor has dropped plans to appeal a judge's order granting a new trial to two men convict...


Appellate Practice


Hearsay Was Inadmissable, Appeals Panel Says

Jul. 20, 2004
By Erica Williams

LOS ANGELES - A state appeals court, in one of the first rulings since a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in March limitin...


Litigation


San Bernardino Suit Targets All-Nude Flesh Club for Closure

Jul. 20, 2004
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SAN BERNARDINO - Lawyers for San Bernardino have moved to close down a controversial city strip club, alleging that some of th...


Large Firms


Corporate Partner Moves to MoFo

Jul. 20, 2004
By Lorelei Laird

Corporate partner Scott Stanton is leaving Gray Cary Ware & Freidenrich to join Morrison & Foerster's San Diego office...


Government


Public-Relations Firm Overbilled, City Suit Says

Jul. 20, 2004
By Stefanie Knapp

LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo filed suit Friday against Fleishman-Hillard Inc., charging that the i...