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Law Practice


Paul Drewitz, CSAA's Top Attorney, Dies

Sep. 18, 2001
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - Paul W. Drewitz, senior vice president of corporate and legal affairs for the California State Automobile Asso...


Intellectual Property


Exception Collection

Sep. 18, 2001
By Columnist

One issue that has arisen is whether U.S. law reaches offers within the United States to sell products outside the country or ...


Law Practice


Spending Saturdays in an Underwater World

Sep. 18, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Gary Justice has racked up some impressive courtroom wins, including when he successfully defended the adequacy of an environm...


A tiny new firm has entered the Los Angeles legal scene, with two longtime litigators at the helm. John W. Cotton and Aaron C....


Palo Alto-based Hewlett-Packard Co. will acquire rival computer manufacturer Compaq Computer Corp. of Houston in a $25 billion...


San Francisco's Catellus Development Corp. has completed the purchase of the Park Central III and IV buildings in Dallas from ...


Large Firms


The Los Angeles Unified School District honored LeBouf Lamb Greene & McRae for the firm's contributions to local high-scho...


Riverdeep Group is acquiring the education assets of The Learning Co. from Los Angeles' Gores Technology Group for $60 million...


Contrary to popular belief, there really are two automotive capitals in the United States, attorney Derek S. Whitefield says. ...


D-Novo Therapeutics Inc. of Laguna Niguel has secured $12 million in first-round financing. Princeton, N.J.'s Domain Associate...


There is much misunderstanding about the rights of sexual-assault victims, Mark A. Kelegian says. He is working to change that...


Transactions


Digirad Corp. of San Diego has filed a registration statement for its first public offering. The company will offer $69 millio...


Litigation


Longer Arm

Sep. 18, 2001
By Columnist

The recent decision of Pavlovich v. Superior Court ( DVD Copy Control Ass'n, Inc. ), 2000 DJDAR 8325 (Cal. App. Aug. 7,...


Law Practice


Blue Hawaii

Sep. 18, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Although the kids might not always appreciate going on vacation, two weeks away from the mainland allows a family to rediscove...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Bills Passed on Mold, Defects

Sep. 18, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - As the state Legislature session closed last week, it passed a number of bills for the governor's signature or ve...


San Jose's Tivo Inc. closed a $52 million private placement of convertible debt and warrants. Robertson Stephens Inc. served a...


Media


The state's new and young attorneys have found a spokeswoman in Jennifer Roth. Last month, the 26-year-old civil litigator fro...


The Oakland-based Crosby Heafey Roach & May has set up shop in Westlake Village in the heart of the 101 Tech Corridor. The...


International


Defending America Against Terrorism

Sep. 18, 2001
By Columnist

Last Tuesday morning, terrorists struck two of this country's symbols of power, the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. The l...


Faced with the fallout of the dot-com bust, Fenwick & West took measures to try to prevent layoffs. But in the end, these ...


Transactions


Far-Flung Deals Keep Lawyer on the Road

Sep. 18, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Gary McKitterick's office is in Irvine, and he lives in Newport Beach, but he rarely closes a deal on his home turf. "I have d...


Criminal


Accused Ringleader's Drug Trial Will Begin

Sep. 18, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

SANTA ANA - Opening statements are scheduled to begin Wednesday in the case of the alleged ringleader of a multimillion-dollar...


Intellectual Property


Good Medicine

Sep. 18, 2001
By Marisa Navarro

Pharmaceutical companies have invented ways to make bald men sprout hair, eliminate the surliness in PMS and produce an extra...


Solo and Small Firms


A Los Angeles-based Catholic charity that helps pregnant teens and young parents has elected Natalie Blake to its board of tru...


Large Firms


William Tolin Gay, a partner in the Irvine office of Snell & Wilmer, is the new co-chair of the State Bar's cyberspace law...


Appellate Practice


LOS ANGELES - You can read on the Internet, but you can't touch what you're reading. Lawyers and litigants are about to experi...


Government


Enron Promises Compliance

Sep. 18, 2001
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - Energy giant Enron Corp. may have avoided contempt sanctions last week at the hands of a state Senate panel inves...


Criminal


En Banc Hearing for Buckland

Sep. 18, 2001
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - A majority of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has voted to reconsider its sweeping month-old decision th...


Litigation


Foes Unite to Defeat Document Disclosure

Sep. 18, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - A bill to allow disclosure of documents in many otherwise secret out-of-court settlements appeared headed for def...


Government


DA Asks Jurist to Disqualify Sheppard Mullin

Sep. 18, 2001
By Anne La Jeunesse

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles district attorney's office wants a Superior Court judge to disqualify a large Los Angeles law f...