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Government


Group Proposes Campaign Reform

Sep. 13, 2000
By Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO - Urging changes in the state's "overly complex and unduly burdensome" campaign reporting rules, a special commissi...


Public Interest


Ten Warning Signs Your Kid Has Gone Legal

Sep. 13, 2000
By Columnist

A telltale sign that a child is destined for law is billing both mom and dad for the weekly allowance. By The Rodent. ...


Litigation


Fans and Foes Of Measure F Battle in Court

Sep. 13, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

Should Orange County voters decide if the county gets a new airport, jail or landfill? Or should the Board of Supervisors have...


Government


Ex-D.A. Reiner Endorses Cooley in Current Race

Sep. 13, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Former District Attorney Ira Reiner, who conceded the election to District Attorney Gil Garcetti in 1992, has given his endors...


Government


Chemerinsky: Change LAPD Culture

Sep. 13, 2000
By Staff Writers

The authors of a report that criticizes the Los Angeles Police Department for fostering lawlessness among its officers, protec...


Criminal


Agent Pleads Guilty In Smuggling Ring

Sep. 13, 2000
By David Houston

A U.S. Customs agent and his brother have pleaded guilty to federal charges for smuggling 15,000 counterfeit Microsoft softwar...


Criminal


Man Pleads Guilty To Hate Crime

Sep. 13, 2000
By David Houston

A North Hills man pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor federal hate crime charge for spray painting swastikas and other whit...


Litigation


Ex-UCI Police Employee Sues Over Layoff

Sep. 13, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - A former computer systems manager at the University of California, Irvine, police department has filed suit, alleg...


Technology & Science


Remember the V-chip? I thought not. For those who are drawing a big, fat blank, the V-chip is a microchip that is required by ...


Litigation


INDIO - A judge Monday upheld a new tort of intentional endangerment of a child in the case of an 8-year-old girl suing a taxi...


Personal Injury & Torts


From Gang Member to Attorney

Sep. 13, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Juvenile authorities labeled him an "incorrigible juvenile delinquent" and a "hard-core recidivist," but a simple act of faith...


Law Practice


More than 1,600 plaintiffs' attorneys came home from Las Vegas this weekend with inspiration and information to keep them goin...


Family


Higher Hurdle

Sep. 13, 2000
By Columnist

Montenegro continues the trend of reinforcing and tightening the changed-circumstances requirement. ...


Transactions


By Victoria Newman and John Ryan. Menlo Park's Deltagen Inc. has gone public in an offering valued at $105 million. The compan...


Discipline


PATENTS

Sep. 12, 2000
By Craig Anderson

SAN JOSE - In a rare trade secrets misappropriation case targeting a lawyer as the defendant, a veteran Palo Alto patent atto...


Law Practice


Law Camp

Sep. 12, 2000
By Liz Valsamis

By Liz Valsamis. Nervous new attorneys can rest a little easier because California's top law firms are preparing to roll out t...


Discipline


SAN FRANCISCO - A Santa Rosa family law attorney who admitted stealing more than $100,000 from divorce clients has been senten...


Transactions


San Jose's Adobe Systems Inc. has agreed to acquire Boston-based Glassbook Inc. The value of the deal was not disclosed. Adobe...


Transactions


Inventa Technologies Inc. has applied for an initial public offering worth $39 million. The Redwood Shores Internet services c...


Washington, D.C., lawyer Greg Rubis is settling into his new practice in the Palo Alto office of Los Angeles' Manatt Phelps &a...


Transactions


Internet network checker Ixia has filed an initial public offering worth $57.5 million. Ixia, based in Calabasas, designs inte...


Law Practice


Racing Form

Sep. 12, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

By Jeffrey Anderson. While summer associate programs are a rite of passage for elite law students, this year's recruiting ritu...


Transactions


Wireless phone maker Motorola Inc. is acquiring Printrak International Inc. for $160 million cash. Motorola of Schaumberg, Ill...


Entertainment & Sports


Call a Foul Ball

Sep. 12, 2000
By Columnist

By Jeffrey A. Lowe. In today's newspapers, there is often an article about an athlete in trouble with the law. This is due in ...


Law Practice


Web Crawler

Sep. 12, 2000
By Xenia P. Kobylarz

By Xenia P. Kobylarz. As people grow more comfortable using the Web, it comes as no surprise that the Internet is now the firs...


Law Practice


Tip Sheet

Sep. 12, 2000
By Staff Writers

By John Ryan and Victoria Newman. First-Year Blues: A fear of professional failure unites most young associates; but, hold on,...


Firm Watch


Australia's Foster's Brewing Group Ltd. has bought California's Beringer Wine Estates Holdings Inc. The combination stock and ...


By Melissa Onstad. California summer associates spent a lot of time attending firm-sponsored events rather than long hours in ...


Law Practice


Thank Bob

Sep. 12, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Bob Gunderson of Menlo Park's Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian began the Associate Salary Wars tha...


By Zoe Overbeck. He remembers when that first indelible impression was made. He was a 12-year-old at the New York World's Fair...