DiscoVision Associates had little luck hiring legal counsel that could adequately represent the Irvine-based technology licens...
Lawyers for the pornography industry don't necessarily get laid more than regular people - contrary to popular belief. "The pe...
Firm Watch
O'Melveny & Myers: ORRICK EXECUTIVE EYES SEPTEMBER START DATE
By Staff Writer
A new face soon will be helping manage Los Angeles-based O'Melveny & Myers . Bruce Boulware is scheduled join the firm in ...
Firm Watch
Skadden Arps: CORPORATE BOARD SINGLES OUT FOUR CALIFORNIA SHOPS
By Staff Writer
Several California law firms have made a good impression on company directors, but New York firms have made an even better one...
Firm Watch
Gordon & Rees: ADDITION OF ELDER-ABUSE LAWYERS BRINGS NEW POST
By Staff Writer
Expanding into a practice area that is generating a tidal wave of litigation, Gordon & Rees is adding nine long-term-care ...
Univision Communications Inc. has agreed to acquire Hispanic Broadcasting Corp. in a deal announced June 12. The all-stock dea...
Hitachi has agreed to acquire the hard disk drive business of International Business Machines Corp. The deal is worth $2 billi...
Firm Watch
Gray Cary: SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE LANDS LITIGATOR FROM CROSBY HEAFEY
By Staff Writer
Luanne Sacks , an antitrust and complex litigation partner with Oakland's Crosby Heafey Roach & May , has joined Gray Cary...
Partner and co-chair of her firm's newly formed restaurant, food, wine, beer and spirits group, Anna Graves represented Fresh ...
EarthLink Inc. has agreed to acquire PeoplePC Inc. The deal is worth $10 million and was announced June 10. Atlanta-based Eart...
Aspen Education Group Inc. received a $35 million senior debt facility from CapitalSource. The deal was announced May 10. Cerr...
Lawyers must maintain momentum until they have achieved the desired results, which requires that the lawyers recognize when th...
PortalPlayer Inc. closed its fourth round of funding, bringing in $42 million for the Santa Clara company. The deal was announ...
Firm Watch
Pillsbury Winthrop: COMMERCIAL LITIGATORS GO TO LATHAM & WATKINS
By Staff Writer
Commercial litigators Stephen Stublarec and Christopher Byers have left San Francisco's Pillsbury Winthrop to join the growing...
Plumtree Software Inc. went public June 3. The company brought in $43 million in its initial public offering. Goldman Sachs &a...
Marjorie Sims spent the past year making the legal services community aware of her presence, talking with them about the Calif...
SAN FRANCISCO -Venerable appellate attorney Elliot L. Bien was elected earlier this month as the 30th president of the Califor...
LOS ANGELES - Musician brothers Johnny and Edgar Winter were unhappy about being portrayed as menacing, tentacled, wormlike co...
SAN FRANCISCO - Federal wildlife officials in California have quietly asked for authority to waive a government policy which, ...
SAN DIEGO - In the third week of the trial of David A. Westerfield, a 50-year-old engineer accused of kidnapping and murdering...
SAN FRANCISCO - Nine months into a landmark trial, Tosco Corp. has agreed to pay $3 million to settle claims that its gasoline...
LOS ANGELES -A Superior Court judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought by two Los Angeles police officers against the Los Angele...
SAN FRANCISCO - Beverly Axelrod, a radical lawyer whose personal and professional links to Eldridge Cleaver drove her from the...
LOS ANGELES - Federal prosecutors have obtained a $73.3 million settlement in a whistle-blower lawsuit that accused the state ...
LOS ANGELES - Deputy Federal Public Defender Richard Novak was elected commissioner of the Los Angeles Superior Court Friday. ...
LOS ANGELES -A preliminary hearing will resume next Monday for a former Beverly Hills attorney accused of stealing a $380,000 ...
Judges and Judiciary
Juvie Bench Officer's Dual Role Concerns 2nd District Justices
By Cheryl Romo
LOS ANGELES - Justices at the 2nd District Court of Appeal were skeptical last week about the dual role played by Sanford Joss...
Judges and Judiciary
Judging Just the Latest Way Ichikawa Helps Community
By Linda Rapattoni
FAIRFIELD - In 1969, Garry Ichikawa got bored sitting around Fort Carson, Colo., waiting for something to do in a U.S. Army co...
Appellate Practice
Lawyer Cites New Ban on Executing Retarded
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
RIVERSIDE - The attorney for a man charged in the killing last year of a Riverside police officer said Friday that the recent ...
LOS ANGELES - To hear some Los Angeles litigators tell it, Judge Robert M. Letteau has been God's gift to Superior Court. For ...