A few months back, the Johnnie question came up at an Algonquin gathering of high-powered lawyers on Sunset Boulevard. The hea...

Gary Weiss says he received the perfect training for his position as partner in charge of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe's...

Christine Scheuneman has moved her real estate practice from Los Angeles' Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker to Pillsbury W...

Big-rig haulers cooling their Kenworths at an elaborate truck stop near Fresno probably have no clue that litigation has swirl...

John Tyndall III has returned from quasiretirement to try First Amendment, toxic tort and attorney malpractice cases with Waln...

A real estate financing technique that companies embraced in the boom times of the 1990s is becoming less common, industry exp...

Entry-level associate salaries saw little change for a second year in a row, according to the associate salary survey conducte...

They make appearances every day on legal television shows and movies, yet unless the viewer is an advocate, their significance...

In the wake of the events of Sept. 11, many businesses were hit hard by financial losses that came from closures, new security...

With its corporate practice faring better than many of its larger Bay Area competitors, San Francisco's Howard, Rice, Nemerovs...

Column by Scott Astle - Of the many forms of alternative dispute resolution, the most common are arbitration and mediation. Bo...

LOS ANGELES - Many of California's legal and political elite gathered last week at parties in Los Angeles and San Francisco ce...

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Sandy Kreigler will take over duties as supervising judge for the Van Nuys courts on Oct. 7. ...

McGeorge School of Law Professor Clark Kelso has been appointed special adviser on information technology and chief informatio...

A San Diego appellate court has issued a groundbreaking opinion holding that the disqualification of an attorney for an earlie...

Deputy District Attorney Nicholas Taubert was elected a Los Angeles Superior Court commissioner Sept. 13. Taubert was ranked b...

D. Kay Smith this month joined the board of directors of the National Association of Subrogation Professionals. The trade asso...

Manatt, Phelps & Phillips has picked up three attorneys for its real estate practice in Costa Mesa. Tim Paone, from the Ir...

SAN JOSE - The fate of Al DeGuzman, the 20-year-old former student convicted of more than 100 counts of bomb possession in his...

SAN FRANCISCO - The Bush administration was justified in rejecting statistical sampling to improve the accuracy of Census 2000...

There isn't much that bugs David Faulkner. In fact, he can't remember a time that he wasn't studying insects, the six-legged s...

LOS ANGELES - San Diego County sheriff's deputies are entitled to public hearings when they appeal misconduct charges lodged b...

LOS ANGELES - Ah, the sweet tinkle of the ice-cream truck coming down the street, bringing happy children ice cream, Popsicles...

LOS ANGELES - An attorney said Friday that a board set up by the Los Angeles archdiocese to review priest sexual abuse charges...

SAN DIEGO - The Southern District's overworked federal judges could get some help if the U.S. Senate approves five additional ...

Focus Column - By Wesley H. Avery - Effective May 14, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California amended...

SANTA ANA - She threatened to "bring down" the director of the California Public Defender Association and called the former Or...

Forum Column - By Margaret M. Russell - As we emerge from this first, difficult year after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, ...

LOS ANGELES - Holy relocation, Batman! Commissioner Gordon's taking his apple-red bat phone and moving downtown - to Los Angel...

LOS ANGELES - In a stinging rebuke, a state appeals court has restored the parental rights of a man denied the opportunity to ...