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Health Care & Hospital Law


Court Sides With State Over Funds

Sep. 2, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Ruling that the lawsuit was based on dubious logic, the 2nd District Court of Appeal Thursday dismissed a Medi-Cal beneficiari...


Tax


Tax attorney Robert Browning Ballantyne died last Friday of a heart attack at Limerick Guest Home, a residential board and car...


Civil Rights


SACRAMENTO - In a surprise move, state lawmakers Thursday revived a controversial measure intended to prevent police from maki...


IRVINE - Six hundred teachers and counselors came to school a week early Wednesday to sit through a daylong class in a hotel b...


Civil Rights


Labor Leader Rallies Immigrants

Sep. 2, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

From the time Juan Jose Gutierrez entered high school, he vowed to dedicate his life to helping immigrants like himself obtain...


Education


Student With Asperger's Sues His School District

Sep. 2, 2000
By Jill Boekenoogen

Doug sits quietly in his attorney's conference room. Mostly he looks down, fixated on the patchwork of ridges he raises by squ...


Litigation


ATTORNEYS

Sep. 1, 2000
By David Houston

A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that a lawyer need not be disqualified from a case just because another member of hi...


Government


Voters Will Decide on Use of Tobacco Money

Sep. 1, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - Orange County officials lost their court challenge Wednesday to a proposed initiative requiring them to spend toba...


Government


Airport Critic Loses Fight Over Land

Sep. 1, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Score one for the 747s. Perennial airport critic Robert Hensler lost a legal battle Wednesday to keep the Burbank-Glendale-Pas...


Criminal


Judge Postpones Arraignment of Three Teens

Sep. 1, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The judge postponed the arraignment Wednesday on murder charges of three teen-agers in the stabbing death of a 17-year-old boy...


Administrative/Regulatory


City Works on Parade-Permit Law Revision

Sep. 1, 2000
By Chris Ford

In the wake of a recent ruling that declared the Los Angeles municipal code governing demonstrations unconstitutional, city an...


A federal judge's decision to allow the Los Angeles Police Department to be sued under a racketeering statute is likely to pus...


Environmental


Rare Species Sting

Sep. 1, 2000
By Dennis Pfaff

Like any good businessman, Keng Liang "Anson" Wong seemed concerned about minimizing his risks, but he also looked to be willi...


Government


Attorneys for medical marijuana advocates contend that the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling Tuesday barring distribution of the dru...


Labor/Employment


You can't take your staff with you. An Orange County man and the insurance adjusting firm he works for are liable for inciting...


Judges and Judiciary


Not only do Los Angeles judges fervently believe they deserve more income than the Legislature gives them, so does the state's...


Judges and Judiciary


One in a Million

Aug. 31, 2000
By Columnist

By Wickson R. Woolpert. Jury duty. The summons orders your presence. You aren't too old and have no medical excuse. Show up yo...


Bankruptcy


Survivor

Aug. 31, 2000
By Columnist

Recent volatility in the share price of publicly traded dot-com stocks has fed speculation that the dot-com "bubble" is about ...


Litigation


Judge Dismisses Officer's Lawsuit

Aug. 31, 2000
By Staff Reports

A federal judge has granted a summary judgment by Los Angeles city attorneys, ending a Los Angeles police officer's claim of r...


Civil Rights


By Julie Hofius. The 10th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act is upon us, and the occasion warrants thinking ab...


Discipline


Cardenas Acknowledges Using Bad Judgment

Aug. 31, 2000
By Staff Writer

A retired Orange County judge accused of abusing his authority to benefit friends and relatives admitted during a San Francisc...


Litigation


High-Tech Firm Sues Nameless Stock-Defamers

Aug. 31, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A San Diego high-tech firm filed suit Wednesday contending that some people conspired to drive the company's stock...


Government


Court Orders Bottle-Thrower to Stand Trial

Aug. 31, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A man accused of tossing bottles at Los Angeles police officers during the Democratic National Convention was ordered Wednesda...


Criminal


Homeless Man Will Face Trial For Carjacking

Aug. 31, 2000
By Tamara Scott

A homeless man with two previous robbery convictions will stand trial on eight felony charges stemming from a carjacking and p...


Law Practice


Oil and Gas Law Specialist Hancock Succumbs

Aug. 31, 2000
By Lisa Madrid

Taylor Hancock, former general counsel and senior vice president for Global Marine Corp., has died. Hancock suffered a stroke ...


Public Interest


Teen-Age Births, Abuse Fall Due to Welfare Reform

Aug. 30, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By Patrick T. Murphy. The surprise for me in the statistics reported earlier this month on child abuse was not the national de...


Government


Shell Game

Aug. 30, 2000
By Columnist

By Thomas D. Elias. When state legislators and Gov. Gray Davis hustled at midsummer to put a new campaign-finance law before t...


Criminal


To Solve the Drug Problem, Attack Demand, Not Supply

Aug. 30, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By Sylvester Salcedo and Jerry Epstein. The latest bull to be released in the china shop is Plan Colombia, more than a billion...


Criminal


Board OKs Task Force on Sober-Living Facilities

Aug. 30, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved convening a task force to develop guidelines for c...


Law Practice


Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Madeleine Iris Flier was the target of a murder-for-hire scheme allegedly planned by a disgru...