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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 ...


Law Practice


Retired Professor, Monterey Park Lawyer Dies

Sep. 28, 2001
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - David L. Jacobsohn, a retired Monterey Park lawyer and university professor, has died. Jacobsohn died Sept. 16 at ...


Litigation


Many Americans are in a state of shock following the recent terrorist attacks against our nation. As a country, we feel tremen...


International


Targeting State-Sponsored Slayings

Sep. 28, 2001
By Columnist

There are voices in America that urge the United States to kill alleged terrorists-including those who head countries. The ang...


Labor/Employment


Gender Stereotypes

Sep. 28, 2001
By Columnist

Male coworkers referred to Sanchez in Spanish and English as 'she,' mocked him for walking 'like a woman.' ...


Labor/Employment


Short Fuse

Sep. 28, 2001
By Columnist

The 9th Circuit in Soltani approved the right of an employer to contract with employees for a shorter statute of limitations f...


Law Practice


Immovable Objects

Sep. 28, 2001
By Columnist

"That's it. I'm finished playing games. That's my last, best and final offer!" We've all heard people say this during a negoti...


International


The enforcement of law is essential to the maintenance of our society. Ensuring the security of our people and institutions is...


Large Firms


Gibson Dunn Escapes Sanctions

Sep. 28, 2001
By Matthew King

SAN FRANCISCO - On a fine point of law, the Los Angeles firm of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher has avoided having to help pay $25,...


Constitutional Law


Religion v. Birth Control Reaches High Court

Sep. 28, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - The California Supreme Court voted unanimously Wednesday to decide whether a Catholic charitable group must offer...


Government


Davis Names Two to Appeals Court

Sep. 28, 2001
By Chris Ford

LOS ANGELES - On the same day Gov. Gray Davis named a successor for the late Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk, he appointed ...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Robert G. Taylor, name partner of former Los Angeles firm Tuttle & Taylor, has died. Taylor died Tuesday of ...


Large Firms


Another Defection At Wilson

Sep. 28, 2001
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - It's more than a coincidence that seven litigation partners have left Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in ...


Judges and Judiciary


Moreno Tapped For High Court

Sep. 28, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Gov. Gray Davis on Wednesday named Carlos Moreno as his first appointee to the California Supreme Court, selec...


Judges and Judiciary


Reporter Easily Breaches Supreme Court Security

Sep. 28, 2001
By Peter Blumberg

SAN FRANCISCO - Last year, Chief Justice Ronald George was asked why his courtroom needs its own security checkpoint when ther...


Criminal defense attorneys may be willing to represent people accused of terrorism, as Daily Journal reporter Erin Carroll not...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - In spirited questioning of both sides, a slim majority of an 11-judge federal appeals panel appeared ready Wed...


Judges and Judiciary


9th Circuit Strikes Ruling by Moreno

Sep. 28, 2001
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - Forget a fond farewell for departing colleague Carlos Moreno from his fellow federal jurists at the 9th U.S. C...


Civil Rights


Witnesses' Lawyer Decries Detention

Sep. 28, 2001
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Authorities have denied full access to legal counsel for three San Diego college students held as material witness...


Solo and Small Firms


Family Mourns L.A. Civil Attorney, Dead at 82

Sep. 28, 2001
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - James J. Stewart, a civil attorney who for many years was president of the West Hollywood Lions Club, has died. St...


Government


FPPC Names Attorney as New Chief

Sep. 27, 2001
By Linda Rapattoni

SACRAMENTO - The Fair Political Practices Commission announced Tuesday it has promoted Mark Krausse, its government relations ...


Law Practice


Champion of Underdog Succumbs to Cancer

Sep. 27, 2001
By Contributing Writer

LOS ANGELES - Vernon W. Hunt, a lawyer who earned accolades for defending the underdog while staying true to his ideals, has d...


Criminal


I receive several requests a week from defendants who suddenly find themselves forced to defend their lives, their right to us...


Litigation


Last Rights

Sep. 27, 2001
By Eron Yehuda

Grieving relatives at a wake bidding farewell to a loved one hope their last image of the deceased is a good one. ...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Moving Fast

Sep. 27, 2001
By Columnist

John M. Seitman doesn't waste time. And that includes getting his law career started. When Seitman completed his law-school co...


Criminal


LOS ANGELES - Little did Trynun Patterson know that lighting up a joint in a car would hasten his prosecution on murder charge...


Corporate


Inside Out

Sep. 27, 2001
By Columnist

Michael H. Diamond, chair of the litigation practice group at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy; Dennis Codon, general couns...