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Criminal


Security Firm Isn't Liable for Crimes

Dec. 2, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

LOS ANGELES - A private security company is not responsible for the rape its security guard commits while on duty because the ...


Litigation


Court Throws Out Minors' Foster-Care Claim

Dec. 2, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

LOS ANGELES - Crystal B., a minor, said she attempted suicide by an overdose of pills because of the depression and anxiety sh...


Litigation


Secret Heroes

Dec. 2, 2000
By Columnist

Should consumer attorneys do more pro bono work? The answer depends on a definition for "pro bono." ...


Civil Rights


No-Win Situation

Dec. 1, 2000
By Contributing Writer

Citizens of every society take comfort in the knowledge that there exists a forum, an agency, a system where they can air thei...


Judges and Judiciary


Homeless Court Lets Hope Rise

Dec. 1, 2000
By Columnist

Few groups in our society are as shut out of the legal system as are the homeless. An innovative court program, however, offer...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Reasoning Rules

Dec. 1, 2000
By Columnist

Advising business clients regarding antitrust issues is becoming more and more a matter of sophisticated analysis. ...


Public Interest


Pretrial Trembles

Dec. 1, 2000
By Columnist

Just as the public needs access to justice, so we lawyers need access to good employers. ...


Technology & Science


Settlement Reached in Non-Compete Suit

Dec. 1, 2000
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - A New Jersey technology company, which had won an injunction barring two of its former employees from working at a ...


Litigation


Quake Bill Challenge Rebuffed

Dec. 1, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - The California Supreme Court denied a petition Wednesday by a group of insurers challenging the constitutionality...


Civil Rights


Crossing the Divide

Dec. 1, 2000
By Columnist

Although our criminal justice system is predicated on promises of equality, it often fails to deliver. Now more than ever, it ...


Technology & Science


The nation's third-largest cable company, Comcast Cable Communications Inc., announced Wednesday that it will open its system ...


International


If one is interested in an individual's ability to obtain access to justice, international mechanisms should not be overlooked...


Government


Retired Judge Maurice O. Huebsch Dies

Dec. 1, 2000
By Tina Spee

Services have taken place for Maurice O. Huebsch, retired judge for the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board in Los Angeles. Hu...


Government


Controller Decries LAPD Security

Dec. 1, 2000
By Chris Ford

Los Angeles Police Department facilities for storing drugs, guns and money lack adequate security, including functioning alarm...


Government


Appellate Court OKs Tossing Tax Lawsuit

Dec. 1, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

Proposition 218, which gave California voters the right to vote on new taxes, does not apply to water use rates charged by the...


Government


Group Eases Life on the Streets

Dec. 1, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

Brian Toutant remembers being repulsed when driving by homeless people holding signs such as "Will Work for Food," and "Homele...


Government


Court Drops Official's Reimbursement Case

Dec. 1, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

The former head of Los Angeles County's Department of Children and Family Services cannot recover costs he incurred in defendi...


State Bar & Bar Associations


O.C. Bar Foundation Celebrates 30th Anniversary

Dec. 1, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The Orange County Bar Foundation, which founded a number of programs geared toward tackling juvenile crime, will c...


Government


Attorneys who represented groups that protested during the Democratic National Convention in a First Amendment dispute will be...


Firm Watch


Two past members of now-defunct Los Angeles firm Tuttle & Taylor have landed on their feet at the Los Angeles office of Jo...


Government


'Permatemps' Sue County After 11 Years

Dec. 1, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Two men who have worked for Los Angeles County for 11 years without employee benefits finally said "enough" Wednesday. John Ho...


Government


A Los Alamitos police officer bitten by a California Highway Patrol dog cannot sue for the bite. The dog bite was an inherent ...


Insurance


AIDS Insurance Case Goes Back to Trial Court

Dec. 1, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

A man whose suit brought about a landmark decision barring insurance companies from denying disability benefits based on evide...


Intellectual Property


When artwork or sculpture meld into the architectural functions of a building, that eliminates copyright protection under a 19...


Litigation


Decertify this! This week, the U.S. landscape looks - even more than usual - like it's been overrun by the big attack dogs of ...


Judges and Judiciary


Homeless Courts Seek Out Needy for Last Chance

Dec. 1, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

One of the men has a master's degree in human resources management and used to play semi-professional baseball before becoming...


Immigration


After a long struggle, Joe Fernandez thought his years of bad luck, heroin addiction, prison and family tragedy were almost ov...


Criminal


Prop. 36 Expectations Collide With Reality

Dec. 1, 2000
By Robert Selna

The challenges facing local officials trying to implement Proposition 36 - the "treatment not incarceration" initiative passed...


Judges and Judiciary


Not Enough

Dec. 1, 2000
By Staff Writer

Even though the state's Hispanic population is burgeoning, Latino attorneys are complaining that the number of Latino judges i...


Public Interest


David Grunwald didn't grow up dreaming of doing good. "I was a punk in high school," Grunwald recalled. Merle Haggard could do...