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Labor/Employment


Family Doctor

Sep. 29, 2000
By Columnist

A good employment lawyer is, in effect, a company's trusted family physician. Employment counsel develops a long-term relation...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Losing Proposition

Sep. 29, 2000
By Columnist

The California State Bar at its annual meeting this month installed on its Board of Governors five lawyers who, the bar announ...


Labor/Employment


Law in Motion

Sep. 29, 2000
By Columnist

^^Employment Law^^ Law in Motion New Bills May Affect Business in California One new law would allow an employee to take leav...


Criminal


Judge Allows ACLU to Argue Unconstitutionality

Sep. 29, 2000
By Tyler Cunningham

A San Francisco judge has allowed the ACLU to shift its attack on Proposition 21, permitting the organization to argue that th...


You decide to buy a new car. You walk into the dealership and find something you like but can't afford. The salesperson descri...


Personal Injury & Torts


Panel Tosses Injunction Halting Online Critics

Sep. 29, 2000
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - Two former employees of Varian Medical Systems are free to continue firing away without restriction their online v...


Immigration


Law Cracks Down on Phony Legal Services

Sep. 29, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

Cracking down on swindlers offering phony legal services to immigrants has received a boost with a new law that goes into effe...


Law Practice


Renowned bankruptcy attorney Jack Stutman, founder of Stutman, Treister & Glatt, has died. Stutman, who retired several ye...


Government


ACLU May Sue County Over Scouts' Lease

Sep. 29, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The ACLU will probably file suit against Orange County after a decision by the Board of Supervisors to allow the B...


Government


RIVERSIDE - Seven years have passed since Anne-Marie Speaker heard the crack of the gunshot from a sheriff's sergeant that kil...


Litigation


Court Reverses Itself, Dumps Malpractice Case

Sep. 29, 2000
By Dawn Piimanu

A state appellate court Tuesday threw out a malpractice suit against Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher as time-barred, after ruling ...


Civil Rights


Rampart Victim Asks for Damages Under RICO

Sep. 29, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

A day after his release from immigration jail, Oscar Ochoa, one of more than 100 people who had their criminal cases overturne...


Law Practice


Scapegoat

Sep. 29, 2000
By Columnist

DICTA When one partner is singled out as a problem personality, the firm should take a look at its own structure before takin...


Constitutional Law


SAN FRANCISCO - Federal housing officials in San Francisco trampled on the First Amendment rights of three Berkeley residents...


Criminal


USC Student Sees Davis Parole Client

Sep. 29, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

When Gov. Gray Davis announced earlier this week that he was authorizing the parole of a convicted murderer - the first time h...


Entertainment & Sports


Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, we're here today because my client "was stupid" - and because the star of the movie my clie...


Criminal


DA's Son Pleads to Drug Charge

Sep. 29, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - The son of Orange County's district attorney has pleaded guilty to a felony drug charge, but he avoided a jail sen...


Criminal


Board to Consider Battered Women's Syndrome

Sep. 29, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - The state Board of Prison Terms will be required to consider evidence of battered women's syndrome in certain par...


Law Practice


Witkin Dinner a Roaring Success

Sep. 28, 2000
By Martin Kruming

The Bernard E. Witkin Award Dinner continues to grow in popularity. In 1999, it drew 190 people and netted around $17,000, up ...


Civil Rights


Rebiya Kadeer is a well-known businesswoman and mother of 10 from the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region in China. In 1995, she...


Criminal


U.S. Nabs Boat and 2 1/2 Tons of Cocaine

Sep. 28, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Coast Guard and Navy crews patrolling more than 200 miles west of Panama have made what authorities said was the f...


Litigation


Parents of Teen Shot During a Prank Sue

Sep. 28, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The parents of a Buena Park teen-ager who was shot and killed last year after a Halloween prank have filed a civil...


Judges and Judiciary


Alameda Superior Court Hires Sims as CEO

Sep. 28, 2000
By Staff Reports

Longtime Riverside County administrator Arthur A. Sims will be the next chief executive officer of Alameda County Superior Cou...


International


Supporting Democracy

Sep. 28, 2000
By Contributing Writer

The African AIDS crisis made headlines once again at this month's U.N. Millennium Summit. While the spread of HIV demands atte...


Criminal


Arrested Attorneys Want to Ensure Access

Sep. 28, 2000
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - Three lawyers who were arrested trying to enter the San Francisco Hall of Justice said they want a meeting wit...


Criminal


Man With Nine Aliases Pleads to DNC Crimes

Sep. 28, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

An Illinois man arrested while marching in an anti-fur protest during the Democratic National Convention pleaded guilty Tuesda...


Litigation


O.C. Man Sues Over Dad's Rezulin Death

Sep. 28, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - In the latest of an avalanche of lawsuits involving the prescription drug Rezulin, an Orange County man is suing t...


Civil Rights


As part of his effort to address alleged civil rights violations and abuses of process by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalizat...


Government


Defense Attorneys Oppose Delay of Rampart Trial

Sep. 28, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Attorneys representing four Los Angeles police officers accused by former Officer Rafael Perez of participating in corrupt act...


Government


Larson Sworn in as Federal Magistrate Judge

Sep. 28, 2000
By David Houston

Stephen G. Larson, a veteran assistant U.S. attorney in Los Angeles and highly regarded expert on Russian organized crime, has...