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Litigation


No Nonsense

Jul. 19, 2001
By Leonard Novarro

William Hanley relishes representing the little guy. "When you're in the courtroom, there's just you and the witness," Hanley ...


Litigation


E-Trail Trek

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

On the day attorneys are admitted to practice law, they swear under oath to provide zealous advocacy to all clients. In Califo...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Solid Construction

Jul. 19, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Attorney David J. Fuller looks out the window of his Judicate West office in Santa Ana toward the freeways that he and his Sub...


Sacramento is on the verge of tinkering again with the laws governing prenuptial agreements. And if it does, the winners won't...


Litigation


Money Mayhem

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

Most of us have had the misfortune of being forced to submit to various parties' documents that were incomplete, incorrect or ...


Litigation


Bone to Pick

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

When B.F. Goodrich Co. asserted some irregularities and held back $2.4 million from a deal with one of William B. Hanley's cli...


Personal Injury & Torts


Taking Control

Jul. 19, 2001
By Eron Yehuda

Adam D. H. Grant of Los Angeles' Christa & Jackson won a summary judgment motion in a workplace accident case.Newman v....


Probate


Major Accident

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

In 'Estate of Griswold,' the California Supreme Court took up the question of inheritance from or through an illegitimate chil...


Securities


Car Accident Takes Life of Bryan Cave Lawyer

Jul. 19, 2001
By Jeffrey Anderson

LOS ANGELES - Services are pending for Elizabeth King, an attorney with Bryan Cave in the firm's Santa Monica office. King die...


Construction


Altered States

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

In July 2000, Division Six of the 2nd District Court of Appeal issued its decision in Amelco v. City of Thousand Oaks...


Civil Rights


Fired DA Sues to Get Position Back

Jul. 19, 2001
By Amy Koval

LOS ANGELES - A fired assistant district attorney in Orange County has sued in federal court to get his job back, alleging he ...


Judges and Judiciary


Hufstedler Honored for Lifetime of Service

Jul. 19, 2001
By Pamela Mac Lean

BIG SKY, Mont.- For the first time since its creation nearly a decade ago, the American Inns of Court Professionalism Award ha...


Solo and Small Firms


Lawyer Known for Desegregation Work Dies

Jul. 19, 2001
By Victoria Newman

LOS ANGELES - David Ziskind, a Los Angeles labor lawyer who helped desegregate the city's Fire Department and chaired a local ...


Government


LOS ANGELES - Terree Bowers, a widely respected former U.S. attorney in Los Angeles and war-crimes prosecutor, will be the chi...


Intellectual Property


SAN FRANCISCO - A Russian programmer has been arrested, accused of distributing a program that defeats copyright protection on...


Energy Law


PG&E Sues State Over Seizure by Davis

Jul. 19, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has sued the state, seeking millions of dollars in exchange for the bundle of ene...


Immigration


LOS ANGELES - As the international convention of Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union got under way Tuesday in Santa...


Juvenile


SAN FRANCISCO - A new state law requiring legal counsel for children in dependency proceedings will tax already overworked fam...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Settlement Sales Pitch

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

Construction defect cases involving residential real estate are the result of broken homes. It is a product placed into the st...


Litigation


Flight Plan

Jul. 19, 2001
By Columnist

A lawyer is just wasting time if deposition questions do not elicit useful information. Attorneys need deposition flight plans...


Media


Listening In

Jul. 18, 2001
By Columnist

'Bartnicki' addresses the situation in which a newsroom receives something from unknown sources that editors recognize as auth...


Law Practice


Fishing for Dollars

Jul. 18, 2001
By Columnist

Senior attorneys in the job market must be prepared for questions about their client base. ...


Education


Lawyer's Family Establishes Fund

Jul. 18, 2001
By Staff Writer

LOS ANGELES - The family of criminal-defense attorney Barry L. Levin, a former Los Angeles police officer, has established a m...


International


USF Helps Cambodia Update Its Legal System

Jul. 18, 2001
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - On the corner of Pasteur Avenue and a dirt road, in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh, the green and red "Un...


Administrative/Regulatory


Immune System

Jul. 18, 2001
By Columnist

Immunity often is considered the most desirable of defenses because it is 'an entitlement not to stand trial or face the other...


Constitutional Law


On the Defensive

Jul. 18, 2001
By Columnist

Any day now, a U.S. appeals court in Texas could decide in U.S. v. Emerson whether to invalidate a federal statute on S...


Criminal


Settlement Prods Stakeout-Procedure Revamping

Jul. 18, 2001
By Gina Keating

LOS ANGELES - Stung by a $295,000 settlement to a man who claimed he was falsely imprisoned by deputies on a botched drug stak...


Litigation


Court Slaps Down SLAPP Suits

Jul. 18, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Has California become too SLAPP-happy? Division Two of the San Francisco-based 1st District Court of Appeal se...


Large Firms


Brobeck Names New Chairman

Jul. 18, 2001
By Karen Coleman

SAN FRANCISCO - A month after Brobeck Phleger & Harrison's last labor and employment practice head died suddenly in the fi...


Law Practice


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