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Education


Education Group Will Honor Lawyers' Work

Jun. 27, 2001
By Jill Boekenoogen

LOS ANGELES - When the country's best-known education group meets for its national convention beginning Thursday at the Los An...


Criminal


Assembly Goof May Force Sex Offenders' Release

Jun. 27, 2001
By Charles Asbhy

DENVER - A Colorado General Assembly goof in 1996 could force the state to release several sex offenders from prison under a C...


Discipline


SAN FRANCISCO - California judges at all levels are required to disqualify themselves from cases in which they hold a financia...


Criminal


Panel Refuses to Hear Nickerson Petition

Jun. 27, 2001
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Mill Valley attorney M. Gerald Schwartzbach recently got his first taste of federal appellate work before the...


Criminal


Woman Must Perform 3,000 Hours of Service

Jun. 27, 2001
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - A former employee of the Los Angeles U.S. attorney's office was sentenced Monday to 40 days in custody and five ...


Government


Unmistakable Unequivocal Utopianism

Jun. 27, 2001
By Columnist

Perhaps you've heard the story of the cooked frog. It goes something like this: A chef is attempting to cook a frog. He grabs ...


Civil Rights


Court Rules Judge Showed Bias Against Alien

Jun. 27, 2001
By David Houston

LOS ANGELES - An immigration judge who upbraided an illegal immigrant for having children out of wedlock and taking public ass...


Judges and Judiciary


Court Favors E-Rights for Free-Lancers

Jun. 27, 2001
By Contributing Writer

WASHINGTON - Two of the major media losers in a closely watched U.S. Supreme Court battle between publishers and free-lancers ...


Criminal


Plea Deal Lets Accused Official Keep His Post

Jun. 27, 2001
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SAN BERNARDINO - In a move that allows him to keep his job, a county supervisor accused of accepting political gifts has plead...


Environmental


A Dirty Job

Jun. 27, 2001
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which a year ago was portrayed in the nation's movie theaters as the epitom...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - Defendants charged with abusing the same victim in multiple counties can be tried for all of the crimes in a ...


Environmental


LOS ANGELES - The Alameda whipsnake sleeps half the year and spends the rest hunting fence lizards. It sounds like a pretty go...


Immigration


Immigrants Win Right To Deportation Review

Jun. 27, 2001
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Finding that thousands of legal immigrants faced a significant potential for unfairness, the Supreme Court on Mon...


Appellate Practice


U.S. Supreme Court Highlights

Jun. 26, 2001
By David Pike

Among actions announced Monday by the justices were:


Law Practice


Globe Spinner

Jun. 26, 2001
By Katherine Gaidos

At the San Francisco office of Squire Saunders & Dempsey, 34-year-old Craig Cardon is known as the "designated vacation p...


Firm Watch


After its June 1 addition of New York financial services partner Mike Nugent, Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe kicked off a...


Judges and Judiciary


Legal Pioneer and Fighter for Justice

Jun. 26, 2001
By Columnist

It was with great sadness that I learned of the passing of Justice Stanley Mosk on Tuesday, June 19. In thinking about him, I ...


Firm Watch


The Los Angeles office of Cleveland's biggest firm, Jones Day Reavis & Pogue, welcomed intellectual property litigator All...


Judges and Judiciary


Reflections

Jun. 26, 2001
By Columnist

The following is an edited excerpt of a speech given by Richard M. Mosk about his father, Stanley Mosk, before the California ...


Law Practice


Holland & Knight Repeats Honors From United Way

Jun. 26, 2001
By Victoria Newman

For the second year in a row, United Way of America has given Holland & Knight one of its three Spirit of America Summit ...


Transactions


New York Life Investment Management Holdings, a subsidiary of New York Life Insurance Co., is buying investment manager McMor...


Law Practice


Sidley Partner Receives ACLU Civil Rights Award

Jun. 26, 2001
By Victoria Newman

The American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California has awarded Johnny Griggs, a partner at Sidley Austin Brown & W...


Firm Watch


A set of three Brobeck Phleger & Harrison lawyers has made the switch to the Redwood Shores office of Los Angeles' Quinn ...


Transactions


Lawyer Helps Sweeten the Diabetes Industry

Jun. 26, 2001
By Victoria Newman

Not many attorneys can say they've worked with an "icon" of the medical field. Eric Kentor can. As general counsel of diabetes...


Law Practice


Country Club

Jun. 26, 2001
By Liz Valsamis

Arthur Fine has visited more than 100 countries. However, very few of those visits could be called vacations. "We've had many ...


Transactions


Palo Alto's Respond.com Inc. and Fairfax, Va.'s netgenShopper.com Inc. have merged. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Res...


Law Practice


Photo Safari

Jun. 26, 2001
By Victoria Newman

Although Bruce Friedman and his family had traveled extensively in Europe and throughout the United States, Friedman always w...


Law Practice


Home Sweet Home

Jun. 26, 2001
By Contributing Writer

Much has been said of the dignity of defense work as the protectors of the underdogs who otherwise would be crushed by the hea...


Transactions


United NewVentures, the investment arm of UAL Corp., will acquire online marketing company MyPoints.com Inc. for $112.5 milli...


Judges and Judiciary


In the long and illustrious career of Justice Stanley Mosk, three themes stand out: passion, realism and craft. Mosk's passion...