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Real Estate/Development


The Road Not Taken

May 13, 2000
By Contributing Writer

^^OPINION^^ Unsafe and Unsound By Bill Higgins When it comes to property rights and the 5th Amendment's takings clause of the ...


Litigation


The Buck Stops Here

May 13, 2000
By Columnist

By Deborah Rosenthal William E. Kirchhoff hit a career low when, following his termination as manager of the c ity of Redondo ...


Family


Adoptions Set for Foster-Care Kids

May 13, 2000
By Staff Reports

Nearly 400 adoptions of children in foster care will become final Saturday during Adoption Saturday at the Edmund D. Edelman C...


Product Liability


U.S. Plays With Kids' Toy Safety

May 13, 2000
By Contributing Writer

Forum: By Harvey Karp As a pediatrician, I know parents work very hard to make a living, put good food on the table and keep t...


Entertainment & Sports


A Case That Pulls at the Heartstrings

May 13, 2000
By Columnist

Dicta: On 'Judging Amy' By Akilah Monifa For this week's show, you gotta have heart, both literally and figuratively. Judge A...


Government


SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco Superior Court appellate panel has ruled that landlords who are getting out of the rental busi...


Law Practice


Association Says Bar-Number Bill Misses Its Target

May 13, 2000
By Don De Benedictis

The Los Angeles County Bar Association has mounted the first formal opposition to legislation that would require all Californi...


Health Care & Hospital Law


SAN FRANCISCO - California juvenile offenders are being treated in medical and mental health facilities that are unlicensed an...


Litigation


'Barbie' Ad Agency Is Target of Lawsuit

May 13, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A former creator of "Barbie" commercials for Ogilvy & Mather has sued the advertising giant, claiming that it unceremoniou...


Immigration


The brother of an Iraqi dissident fighting deportation on charges of being a national security threat completed testimony Thur...


Criminal


U.S., Mexico Indict Leaders of Drug Cartel

May 13, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO -- With Mexico's chief anti-drug prosecutor standing beside him, U.S. Attorney Gregory A. Vega announced Thursday th...


Government


Suspended Cop Takes Immunity In Framing Case

May 13, 2000
By Michael Harris

Suspended Rampart CRASH officer Humberto Tovar has been granted limited-use immunity by prosecutors in an effort to shore up t...


Labor/Employment


SACRAMENTO - The California Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a state law exempting religiously affiliated organizations from a...


Personal Injury & Torts


O.C. Couple to File Lawsuit Against Irvine Fertility Clinic

May 13, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - In what a plaintiffs' attorney is dubbing "just the tip of the iceberg," an Orange County couple today will file t...


Technology & Science


Corporate and securities lawyer Alan C. Mendelson, a $10 million rainmaker and one of the founding partners of Cooley Godward ...


Criminal


WASHINGTON - Citing the release of innocent people from death rows , a group of prominent personalities spanning ideological a...


Criminal


Rampart Will Leave No One Untouched

May 13, 2000
By Chris Ford

With the federal government poised to come into town and clean up local policing, the Los Angeles Police Department's most pro...


Intellectual Property


Jury Gives $4M to Greeting Card Site E-cards

May 13, 2000
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal jury has awarded $4 million in damages to an Internet greeting card company, e-cards.com, for market...


Judges and Judiciary


WASHINGTON - A group of federal judges from states bordering Mexico turned into lobbyists Thursday, converging on the Capitol ...


Law Practice


Santa Monica Lawyer Hosts Gore Fund-Raiser

May 13, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Santa Monica attorney Bruce Broillet and his wife, Norah, gave about 50 luminaries of California's legal community the chance ...


Criminal


'Angel of Death' Subpoena in Judge' Hands

May 13, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carl J. West is expected to decide a week from today if he will quash a subpoena of police re...


Insurance


Double Duty

May 12, 2000
By Columnist

Practitioner: Environmental Law By Richard C. Giller Insurers have two separate but related duties under comprehensive genera...


Entertainment & Sports


The Public Eye

May 12, 2000
By Ross Johnson

Memo to movie director Francis Ford Coppola: Next time you write a letter to a newspaper, check with your lawyer. As reported ...


Discipline


Caring for Soon-to-Be Ex-Clients

May 12, 2000
By Columnist

Dicta: Ethics Matters By JoAnne Earls Robbins In years past, new lawyers went to work for a firm, learned at the feet of olde...


Criminal


O.C. Charges Suspect in 25-Year-Old Case

May 12, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The Orange County district attorney's office Wednesday charged a suspect in connection with one of the county's ol...


Appellate Practice


California government procedures for determining whether certain chemicals are regulated under Proposition 65 - effectively ba...


Criminal


Court Refuses to Block Juvenile Crime Law

May 12, 2000
By John Roemer

SAN FRANCISCO - The state Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to block implementation of California's new juvenile crime law, s...


Judges and Judiciary


Forum: By Charles A. Wieland Safe court facilities are required by law and human decency. What are judges supposed to do about...


Personal Injury & Torts


Judge Dismisses Malpractice Suit By Leak Victims

May 12, 2000
By Tyler Cunningham

A San Francisco judge has dismissed a malpractice suit against attorneys who brokered an $80 million settlement in a toxic tor...


Los Angeles is once again the city of the serial apocalypse. And not a moment too soon, I say. For a while there, it looked li...