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Wilson Sonsini

Oct. 2, 2001
By Staff Writer

San Francisco's eWork Exchange Inc. has acquired Mountain View-based Brava Services Inc. Neither company disclosed the terms o...


Expecting major opportunities in the Japanese financial market, San Francisco's Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe has added an...


Judges and Judiciary



Large Firms


Cooley Adds Life Science Patent Attorneys

Oct. 2, 2001
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - Cooley Godward, its corporate and transactional departments still reeling from the dot-com bust, has added fir...


Criminal


Defender Decries Assassin's Retrial

Oct. 2, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - Criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos said he is outraged that the Los Angeles County district attorney's offic...


Criminal


Merced DA Hopes to Increase CDAA Membership

Oct. 2, 2001
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - When former Los Angeles District Attorney Gil Garcetti lost his re-election bid to Steve Cooley last November,...


Juvenile


Focus on Youth Demands Discipline

Oct. 2, 2001
By Cheryl Romo

LOS ANGELES - It was early on the morning of Sept. 11. The twin towers at the World Trade Center had just been shattered by te...


Government


Terror on Trial

Oct. 2, 2001
By Katrina Dewey

The morning was off to a slow start for David Andrews and his wife Rozan. In April 2000, Andrews left his post as legal advise...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles Superior Court commissioner has taken the highly unusual step of ordering a Beverly Hills lawyer j...


Government


SACRAMENTO - Latinos, Asians and a group of bipartisan politicians are launching legal challenges this week to new maps defini...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - Sacramento jurors who sentenced a convicted murderer to die should have learned of his wretched childhood in m...


Criminal


Sikh-Americans Speak Up After Congressman's Insult

Sep. 29, 2001
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - A turban is not a diaper. A child might confuse the two, but Amrik Ahluwalia never thought a member of the U.S. ...


Criminal


City Attorney Pursues Patriotic Mural's Maker

Sep. 29, 2001
By Gina Keating

LOS ANGELES - Ignoring a potential legal and political quagmire, City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo has promised to aggressively p...


Judges and Judiciary


Retiring Judge Finds New Role in Arbitration

Sep. 29, 2001
By Contributing Writer

LOS ANGELES - Four months away from his official retirement date, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James A. Albracht marvels a...


Government


Succession Crisis

Sep. 29, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Just after quitting time one day 24 years ago, San Francisco's deputy city attorneys crowded into a conference...


Law Practice


Slowing Economy Motivates Attorneys

Sep. 29, 2001
By Columnist

Legal work, like many other unpleasant things, generally flows downhill. Everyone at The Firm knows his or her place on the t...


Entertainment & Sports


Legal Smackdown

Sep. 29, 2001
By Columnist

The 'Tate' trial prompted the watchdog groups to publicly attack the federation's wrestling programs, including WWF Smackdown!...


Public Interest


Following the Rules

Sep. 29, 2001
By Columnist

On another 11th of a month, February, in the year 1861, another president spoke these words: "I go to assume a task more diffi...


Large Firms


LOS ANGELES - A group of eight bankruptcy and finance lawyers is defecting from Kelley Drye & Warren, a move that will lea...


Energy Law


Power Politics

Sep. 29, 2001
By Columnist

Someone "screwed up royally," as we used to say in my neighborhood. I wanted to get that out of the way early, so we could mov...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - Upholding the conviction of a distraught minor who made off with an acquaintance's infant, a state appellate cou...


Government


Anyone who has traveled regularly on domestic airlines during the past few years, even before last week's Great Terror, knows ...


Labor/Employment


SAN FRANCISCO - Here in the Bay Area, the legal job market can be as fickle as the weather. Just ask one of the many corporate...


Government


Rubber-Bullet Fight Ends in Settlement

Sep. 29, 2001
By Chris Ford

LOS ANGELES - The city of Los Angeles will pay $60,000 to settle a case brought by seven journalists who claimed police office...


Government


Office Plebiscites a Thing of the Past

Sep. 29, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - The procedure was simple. Everyone got together in one room. Whoever wanted the job made a short speech. The l...


Criminal


Coalition Hopes to Rein in LAPD

Sep. 29, 2001
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - A new Los Angeles Police Department recommendation that officers in the field carry phone numbers of immigration...


Judges and Judiciary


Escalator Kills Man in Central Courthouse

Sep. 29, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

SANTA ANA - A maintenance worker repairing an escalator at the central courthouse died Thursday when the power unexpectedly ki...


Military Law


Reservists Retain Rights, Gain Privileges

Sep. 29, 2001
By Craiq Anderson

SAN JOSE - As thousands of military reservists receive call-up notices in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, law firm...


Appellate Practice


WASHINGTON - When President Bush delivered his "war on terror" speech to a joint session of Congress on Sept. 20, five Supreme...


Constitutional Law


SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court has ordered state prison officials to defend their practice of requiring inmates ...