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Government


Rita Ijebor, former head nurse at the Heman G. Stake Youth Correctional Facility, sat timidly in the conference room of the st...


Government


A federal judge Wednesday approved an agreement between the city of Los Angeles and protest groups to give demonstrators the ...


International


Professors in Ivory Towers Should Not Throw Stones

Aug. 3, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By David B. (Dov) Fischer. Disagreements should be settled with words, not deadly weapons. That's a basic rule of civilized so...


Law Practice


Kinnaird Breaks Gavel Tradition

Aug. 3, 2000
By Martin Kruming

It's been a tradition for the outgoing chair of the Council of Appellate Staff Attorneys to pass an "invisible gavel" to the i...


Litigation


Testimonial Woes

Aug. 3, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By Steve Baughman. In a recent political-asylum trial, my client testified to having paid a $25,000 fine for political activit...


Government


Bloc Can Influence Elections

Aug. 3, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By Virginia M. Apuzzo. The election in the year 2000 is the type that comes along once in a generation - an election that, for...


Appellate Practice


Waiver Worries

Aug. 3, 2000
By Columnist

By Kathy M. Banke and Lisa M. Baird. Appellate Law - Waiver Worries Failure to Make the Record Can Be a Trap for Unwary. Two r...


Litigation


Bank Absolved In Boy's Mauling

Aug. 3, 2000
By Daniel Evans

B of A Absolved In Boy's Mauling Although it owned the property where a construction company's guard dogs fatally mauled a you...


Large Firms


Crosby Gains L.A. Roots With Sanders Barnet

Aug. 3, 2000
By Tamara Scott

After months of contemplation, Century City's Sanders Barnet Goldman Simons & Mosk - nine partners and one associate - hav...


Education


Retired Law Professor Harold Horowitz Dies

Aug. 3, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A funeral service will be held today for retired longtime University of California, Los Angeles, law professor Harold W. Horow...


Litigation


Embryo Case Asks Familiar Questions

Aug. 3, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA - Patricia and Edward Haynes were not the first couple to sue the University of California and its Irvine campus fer...


International


Lawyer, Family Move to The Hague

Aug. 3, 2000
By Robert Selna

As an assistant U.S. attorney in the 1980s, Peter Robinson helped convict neo-Nazi gang members and savings and loan swindlers...


Judges and Judiciary


Jeffrey W. Johnson, the first black federal magistrate in Los Angeles, is expected to be recommended for a district court judg...


Government


Los Angeles County prosecutor Steve Cooley, who is challenging his boss, District Attorney Gil Garcetti, on the November ballo...


Government


The attorney for Los Angeles Police Department Officer Humberto Tovar, whose firing has been recommended by a police board of ...


Real Estate/Development


RULINGS

Aug. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

Real Property ?????????????????????? Temporary development moratorium does not deprive landowners of all value or use of prop...


Real Estate/Development


Getting your astrological house in order

Aug. 2, 2000
By Julie Nakashima

Planning to remodel the kitchen or buy a new living room set? Better consult your horoscope. Homestore.com Inc., a group of I...


Firm Watch


Holland Snares Whitman's L.A., Tokyo Offices

Aug. 2, 2000
By Tamara Scott

As fallout continues from a proposed merger between Chicago's 750-lawyer Winston & Strawn and Whitman Breed Abbot & Mo...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE San Gabriel Valley

Aug. 2, 2000
By Julie Nakashima

By Julie Nakashima Compared to the industrial sector, the San Gabriel Valley office market is minuscule - a base of just 14 m...


Personal Injury & Torts


Jesuit Order Settles Sexual Harassment Suit

Aug. 2, 2000
By Pamela Mac Lean

Facing a deadline for an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Jesuit religious order has negotiated a settlement of the sexua...


Solo and Small Firms


Services were held Sunday for family law specialist Joseph Taback, who lost a 16-month battle with pancreatic cancer. Taback d...


Judges and Judiciary


Medi-Pot Backers Join Recall Effort

Aug. 2, 2000
By John Roemer

The recall campaign against Marin County District Attorney Paula Kamena has taken a sharp political turn since medical marijua...


Oops ... he did it again. During last week's debate between Los Angeles District Attorney Gil Garcetti and challenger Steve Co...


Law Practice


Economics Forces Judge From Bench

Aug. 2, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Los Angeles Superior Court lost a judge Monday to the new math of legal economics that hiked starting associate salaries up to...


Construction


CONSTRUCTION LOANS

Aug. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

WELLS FARGO BANK TRUSTEE $99,100,000 63476090 UNIVERSITY CIRCLE INVESTORS EAST PALO ALTO, CA PO BOX 512485, LOS ANGELES, CA 9...


Public Interest


Justice Ball Raises $750,000 for Bet Tzedek

Aug. 2, 2000
By Tanya Rothman

Old airplanes and an aging rock star provided the backdrop for a hormone-induced hip crowd at the fourth annual Justice Ball S...


Real Estate/Development


UPDATE I-680 Corridor

Aug. 2, 2000
By John Mc Cloud

By John McCloud The primary difference between what's happening along the I-680 corridor from Danville to Concord and what's ...


Real Estate/Development


LEGAL BRIEFS

Aug. 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

Real estate practice group joins Greenberg Traurig Los Angeles - Richard F. Davis, former managing partner of the internation...


Litigation


Juried Out?

Aug. 2, 2000
By Columnist

By Marvin E. Krakow. The U.S. Supreme Court just held that an employee with a discrimination claim has a right to a jury trial...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility


Professional Courtesy

Aug. 2, 2000
By Columnist

By Paul D. Hesse and Alec H. Boyd. The decision in Streit suggests that attorneys should be cautious before undertaking to spe...