Despite a last-minute attempt by a Hollywood preservation organization, the destruction of the famed Hollywood Bowl orchestra ...

Loeb & Loeb has opened a Chicago office with the acquisition of four intellectual property partners from Chicago's Pattish...

A suit to protect Native American dance ceremonies is relying, in part, on a rarely applicable area of copyright law. The Tuol...

To better serve its East Coast clientele, Los Angeles' Nossaman, Guthner, Knox & Elliot has opened its first out-of-state ...

John Brydon's firm tripled in size when veteran asbestos lawyer Ed Hugo joined it this summer. "The experience was driven by t...

Column - Expert Witnesses - By Noelle C. Nelson - Jurors are jaded. The deluge of media coverage of high-profile court cases h...

And cut! That's a take. Joel M. Grossman has wrapped up 14 years of running Sony Pictures Entertainment's litigation and labor...

Ten years ago, partners at San Francisco's Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass decided they wanted the 25-lawyer firm to grow. B...

Daily Journal EXTRA Feature - When Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in July 2002, the complicated new law likely sent mo...

The Scene fought through the throngs of people who were packed together waiting to enter the Women Lawyers Association of Los ...

Pornography remains among the most profitable enterprises on the Internet because it's one of the few services that Web surfer...

Column - Law Firm Management - By Delia Swan - Times have changed. The 1950s family model of a father working full time, and a...

LOS ANGELES - Right before Superior Court Judge Richard F. Walmark was elected to the bench last year, a defense lawyer came t...

Pillsbury Winthrop has entered into a seven-year lease for 21,000 square feet of space at the MGM Tower in Century City, which...

By Liz Valsamis Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith has lured away an environmental and toxic tort partner from Santa Ana's H...

Forum Column - By William C. Kidder and Susan K. Serrano - In Grutter v. Bollinger, the landmark ruling upholding affir...

Focus Column - Business Law - By Aaron P. Allan and Gretchen Wettig - In product-liability cases, California's "economic loss ...

SANTA ANA - An Orange County Superior Court jury has awarded $2.1 million to a man who alleged his former employer, a Taiwanes...

SACRAMENTO - The California Law Revision Commission is recommending that homeowner associations be required to offer free, inf...

SAN FRANCISCO - The next dean of Golden Gate University School of Law will hail from the Buckeye State. A field consisting of ...

SAN JOSE - The incoming president of the Santa Clara County Bar Association hopes to use organization's Web site as a membersh...

LOS ANGELES - Services are pending for retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge H. Keith Byram. Byram, who served as a bench o...

SAN FRANCISCO - Nearly a year after the departure of Boalt Hall Dean John Dwyer in a sex scandal, a recruitment committee has ...

LOS ANGELES - The labor strife over health care costs engulfing Los Angeles is nothing new, experts say. When the economy take...

LOS ANGELES - A former attorney charged with grand theft and illegally practicing law will be arraigned today in Los Angeles S...

Reporter's Notebook - By Pamela A. MacLean - Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe may have been late to the white-collar defense...

OAKLAND - When Alameda Superior Court Judge Jacqueline Taber started practicing law in the East Bay in 1948, television was in...

SAN FRANCISCO - A Superior Court clerk, whose treatment for lymphoma led to a severe brain infection and partial paralysis, ha...

A lawsuit filed by dairy farmers is on hold thanks to an Oct. 7 stay in the case and an order from the Los Angeles Superior Co...

RIVERSIDE - As longtime media spokesman for the University of California, Riverside, Jack Chappell said he helped blunt critic...