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Administrative/Regulatory


Forum Column - By Richard L. Hasen - Many people think that the only election the Supreme Court decided in 2000 was the choice...


Large Firms


Mission High, Coached by Brobeck, Wins Big

Mar. 12, 2002
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - Business at Brobeck Phleger & Harrison might depend on economic cycles, but there's no boom and bust for t...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - Even before the San Francisco dog-mauling trial of husband-and-wife attorneys began, the buzz about a particular...


Government


Some Lawyers Criticize Rules of Sept. 11 Fund

Mar. 12, 2002
By Charles Asbhy

DENVER - Attorneys across the nation are studying the final rules for the federal fund to compensate victims of the Sept. 11 a...


Judges and Judiciary


Calling Them As She Sees Them

Mar. 12, 2002
By John Roemer

OAKLAND - U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken looked bemused when a prospective juror denounced government workers as slackers....


Environmental


Focus Column - By William D. Wick - Some parties who sent very small quantities of waste or household-type garbage to federal ...


Civil Rights


SAN FRANCISCO - The Americans with Disabilities Act covers prison parole hearings, so inmates who are former drug addicts cann...


Judges and Judiciary


Interpreters Cancel Protest

Mar. 12, 2002
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County court interpreters went back to work Friday and held a meeting with a judge they had labeled "ab...


Litigation


Teacher Harassed By Pupils Wins Damages

Mar. 12, 2002
By Erin Carroll

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles Superior Court jury awarded $4.35 million Friday to a Pacific Palisades high-school teacher who cl...


Bankruptcy


SAN FRANCISCO - Pacific Gas and Electric Company, in an effort to quell some of the opposition to its bankruptcy reorganizatio...


Immigration


Paying the Price for Freedom

Mar. 12, 2002
By Columnist

Forum Column - By Wendy Young and Christine Gordon - The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee recently held an oversight hearing on t...


Labor/Employment


Forum Column - By Tom Osbourne The Supreme Court's decision in EEOC v. Waffle House Inc. correctly upheld employee righ...


Large Firms


Intellectual Property Expert Goes to Stroock

Mar. 12, 2002
By Tanya Rothman

LOS ANGELES - New York-based Stroock & Stroock & Lavan has recruited intellectual property litigator and rainmaker Jam...


Discipline


WASHINGTON - How badly do you want to argue a case before the Supreme Court? Would you contact the clients in a case set for a...


^^Corporate Law^^ **with photo** The court in 'Speedee Oil' set some clear guidelines as to just when franchisees' causes of a...


Judges and Judiciary


Interpreters Boycott Judge

Mar. 9, 2002
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - Santa Clara County court interpreters, angry over what they consider shabby treatment by a judge, have been boycott...


Labor/Employment


Workplace Hurt

Mar. 9, 2002
By Columnist

Column by Ronald Feenberg - Annually, thousands of California's workers suffer illnesses and injuries on the job that disable ...


Litigation


Shaping Arbitration

Mar. 9, 2002
By Columnist

Column by Gerald G. Knapton - Many lawyers and clients believe that arbitration is a good idea for at least some cases, if onl...


Judges and Judiciary


Expand Profiling Worries to Cycling While Black

Mar. 9, 2002
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Well, it appears Janice Rogers Brown was right to be suspicious. When she wrote her dissent to Monday's Califo...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Who's at Fault for Nursing Home Closures?

Mar. 9, 2002
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - A plaintiffs lawyer stunned a legislative committee this week by suggesting that the state and federal government...


Litigation


Drive to Victory

Mar. 9, 2002
By Christina Landers

It was a horrible accident no matter how you look at it, when a husband and wife, their two young sons and the boys' cousin we...


Litigation


Early Starter

Mar. 9, 2002
By Christina Landers

Three day before graduating from law school, Charles B. O'Reilly was sworn in as a member of the California Bar. Three days af...


Litigation


Hands On

Mar. 9, 2002
By Christina Landers

Garo Mardirossian has come a long way since his days under the hood of a car, helping his father in their family owned auto sh...


Law Practice


Sealing Loose Lips

Mar. 9, 2002
By Columnist

Column by Nancy J. Warren - Model Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 2-100 is designed to prevent attorneys from directly comm...


Labor/Employment


Work Time

Mar. 9, 2002
By Columnist

By Ronald J. Klepetar, Jeffrey C. Freedman, Margaret Rosenthal and Steven J. Prough - Wage and hour litigation in California, ...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - Another Democrat was recommended by the state's bipartisan judicial selection committee for a seat on the U.S. D...


Front Page


D.C. Law Firm Nabs Bankruptcy Veteran

Mar. 9, 2002
By Tanya Rothman

LOS ANGELES - Washington, D.C.'s Steptoe & Johnson has recruited Los Angeles bankruptcy veteran Barry Glaser to fill out i...


Government


Study Shows Flaws In County Foster Care

Mar. 9, 2002
By Cheryl Romo

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services has failed to comply with federal and state la...


Forum Column - By Robert E. Cartwright - The recent article "New Bills Threaten High-Tech" (Fred Main & Chris Micheli, For...


Large Firms


LOS ANGELES - Five attorneys have left the Orange County office of Pillsbury Winthrop to form their own specialty real estate ...