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Worldwide Assets Complicate Purchase

Aug. 28, 2001
By Staff Writer

Given the current economic climate in the Silicon Valley, Sullivan & Cromwell partner Matthew Hurd is pleasantly surprised...


Firm Watch


Ah, Northern California. The land of the Golden Gate Bridge, vast redwood forests ... and soon, a new office for Best Best &am...


Law Practice


Stork Lands in Defender's Offices

Aug. 28, 2001
By Donna Huffaker

SANTA ANA - The Stork Club has lost its first member. While her six pregnant colleagues from the Orange County public defender...


Litigation


Family Serves Up Lawsuit to Denny's

Aug. 28, 2001
By Erin Carroll

LOS ANGELES - An African-American family has sued Denny's, claiming racial discrimination by staff at a Torrance outlet of the...


Royal Philips Electronics N.V. has completed its acquisition of the Healthcare Solutions Group from Palo Alto's Agilent Techno...


Litigation


Hot Underdog

Aug. 28, 2001
By John Ryan

A small shareholder defeats a corporation's chairman and CEO for his seat on the board, a despite contentious campaign includi...


Entertainment & Sports


"Look, we're all reasonable men here; we don't have to give assurances as if we were lawyers." This is a line from the film, "...


Firm Watch


Manatt Phelps & Phillips is growing in Southern California. The firm has reached an agreement to take over four additional...


Corporate


Playing it Cool

Aug. 28, 2001
By Penny Arevalo

Flash back to last September. After a very jittery run, the stock market seemed to stabilize. Sure the "Internet bubble" had b...


Audible Magic Corp. has secured $3 million in Series C financing from Florida Silicon Partners of Naples, Fla. Audible Magic o...


Family


Ten years ago this month the communist government of Russia fell. Russia's new leadership promised freedom and a dynamic econo...


Law Practice


SAN FRANCISCO - The Oakland City Attorney's office has announced the addition of two new lawyers to its litigation team. Arlen...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Celebration

Aug. 28, 2001
By Marisa Navarro

Amidst the black suits and gray dresses, the woman of the hour - attorney Karen S. Nobumoto - was easy to spot. She is preside...


Intellectual property attorney Ed Lynch arrived at Coudert Brothers on Aug. 15, and he says that the transition has been smoot...


Law Practice


National Practice

Aug. 28, 2001
By Staff Writer

Let's make multijurisdictional practice the rule, not the exception, and craft a disciplinary system that protects clients by ...


Firm Watch


Use of a small hand-held device has helped Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker receive an award for innovation. And developmen...


Entertainment & Sports


On Top of the World of Entertainment

Aug. 28, 2001
By Robin Davidson

The phone rings in Hillary Bibicoff 's Century City office and suddenly she's talking to a client traveling on a Russian resea...


Criminal


Discarded DNA

Aug. 28, 2001
By Columnist

With the advent of new techniques in DNA testing, a countrywide movement has been afoot to determine if defendants have been w...


Entertainment & Sports


CHRISTY SAGA CONTINUES: WAS THERE A SUBPOENA?

Aug. 28, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Just down Wilshire Boulevard from Variety, its competition, The Hollywood Reporter, is trying to wrap up its severance agreeme...


Criminal


Pay Up

Aug. 28, 2001
By Columnist

The defendants who are most likely to obtain attorney fees are those who can become aggressive investigators and prosecutors a...


Government


Judge Rules Agency Can Force Cattle Off Land

Aug. 28, 2001
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

BARSTOW - A federal administrative law judge has ruled that forcing a dozen Mojave Desert ranchers to move their cattle off pu...


Family


Lesbian Partner's Suit Continues

Aug. 28, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - For the second time in a month, a San Francisco judge has ruled that a Pacific Heights woman can sue for the w...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - When a judge's illness forced the reassignment of one of attorney Patricia Glaser's cases shortly before it went...


Family


Landlord's Role in Dog Case Eyed

Aug. 28, 2001
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - Rudolph Koppl, the owner of the apartment building where two dogs fatally mauled Diane Whipple, has not receiv...


Civil Rights


Panel Looks Askance at Laws With Hiring Goals

Aug. 28, 2001
By Hudson Sangree

SACRAMENTO - In a case that probes the limits of Proposition 209, the anti-affirmative action initiative, a trio of conservati...


Government


Stock Buy Doesn't Disqualify Commissioner

Aug. 28, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco judge has refused to throw a state Public Utilities Commissioner out of office over accusation...


Judges and Judiciary


Council Asking $2.5 Billion for System

Aug. 28, 2001
By Donna Domino

SAN FRANCISCO - The state Judicial Council will ask Gov. Gray Davis for $2.5 billion to operate the state court system for 200...


Large Firms


Despite Downturn, Associates Have Options

Aug. 28, 2001
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - The worm has turned. It seems as if only yesterday young associate lawyers were in the driver's seat. In Silic...


Banking


SACRAMENTO - A bill that would bail banks out of potentially millions of dollars in liability for delays in removing liens fro...


Immigration


LOS ANGELES - The first time Los Angeles attorney Tamar Feder saw Densi, a 17-year-old undocumented immigrant from Honduras, h...