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Judges and Judiciary


Senior U.S. District Judge David W. Williams, the first black federal judge appointed west of the Mississippi, has died, cour...


The California attorney general's office has no sympathy for state residents who run up big gambling debts in Nevada. The offi...


Law Practice


Agency to Honor Mitchell Silberberg

May 10, 2000
By Staff Reports

WISE Senior Services will honor Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp for its pro bono legal work on behalf of the nonprofit agency...


Law Practice


Dicta: By The Rodent I once attended an "Introduction to Law" program at a local law school. The program was designed to attra...


Family


Too Late

May 10, 2000
By Columnist

The Practitioner: Family Law By Shelley L. Albaum, Harold J. Cohn and Seth D. Kramer Three recent cases indicate that the equi...


Health Care & Hospital Law


PATIENT PROTECTION

May 10, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: By Fred J. Hiestand The dismantling of the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act is being pursued by the personal inju...


Education


Court Donates 35 Old Computers

May 10, 2000
By Staff Reports

VENTURA - The Ventura County Superior Court recently donated 35 computers to several county schools. The donations are part of...


Public Interest


Morrow to Speak at Law Day Dinner

May 10, 2000
By Staff Reports

U.S. District Judge Margaret Morrow will be keynote speaker at the Santa Monica Bar Association's annual Law Day Dinner next T...


Marketing


SOWING SEEDS OF SUCCESS

May 10, 2000
By Columnist

Dicta: Marketing Mailbag By Anne Bothwell There are many ways to promote your practice and your firm, and most don't have to b...


Judges and Judiciary


A state Judicial Council task force on Monday released a sample of proposed jury instructions that they hope will make jurors'...


Civil Rights


Former Manager Sues Target for Discrimination

May 10, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - A former manager of an Orange County Target store has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the chain, claiming t...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


SAN FRANCISCO - Palo Alto's Cooley Godward is building its information technology practice by adding two partners, Gary H. Moo...


Immigration


Thai Toddler May Go Back Today

May 10, 2000
By Susan Mc Rae

Immigration officials said Monday they are awaiting the outcome of a medical report this morning to determine whether a Thai ...


Product Liability


Cigarette Distributor Challenges Settlement

May 10, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

A cigarette distributor challenged the $206 billion settlement between the Big Five tobacco companies and attorneys general in...


Government


Procedure Change

May 10, 2000
By Chris Ford

Consistent with his belief that increasing management scrutiny will lessen the chance of officer misconduct, Los Angeles Polic...


Public Interest


Lawyers College Names Director

May 10, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

Palm Springs lawyer L. Joane Garcia-Colson is the new executive director of Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College, the Dubois, ...


Criminal


Concluding that a convicted cop killer received ineffective assistance of counsel, a federal appellate court Monday threw out ...


Communications


Radio Station Pays Up in Talk-Show Slander Case

May 10, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Speech isn't so free for radio talk-show host Herb Nero and Eric Chandler Communications of Antelope Valley, the owners of rad...


Intellectual Property


Judge Deals Major Blow to Napster's Defense

May 10, 2000
By Tyler Cunningham

A federal judge has dealt a first-round loss to Napster Inc., the wildly popular Internet company that allows users access to ...


Corporate


Companies Can Claim Fees for House Counsel

May 10, 2000
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Companies using salaried, in-house lawyers are entitled to recover attorney fees at the prevailing private hou...


Health Care & Hospital Law


PATIENT PROTECTION

May 9, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: By Sheila James Kuehl Last year, along with Assemblyman Martin Gallegos, I was asked by Speaker Antonio Villaraigosa to...


SAN JOSE - In a case that could affect the rights of California technology employees to switch jobs, Intel Corp. is fighting i...


Marketing


Going to Market

May 9, 2000
By Columnist

Bottom Line: By Marcia Watson Wainess and Dennis Duitch In today's rapidly changing business marketplace, clients are becoming...


Public Interest


Mothers Targeting Gun

May 9, 2000
By Columnist

Forum: By Dianne Feinstein It doesn't seem real, but it's true. A 6 -year-old Michigan boy guns down a 6 -year-old girl in the...


Public Interest


Future Lawyers

May 9, 2000
By Columnist

The Closer: By JoAnne Earls Robbins The lead prosecutor rose slowly from the counsel table to give his closing argument. He ap...


Services will be held Tuesday for retired attorney Susan Elizabeth Riley, who died April 27. The long time San Marino resident...


Criminal


Ex-Midwife Pleads Not Guilty to Allegedly Causing Stillborn Birth

May 9, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Lori Jensen, a former Orange County midwife under fire for allegedly causing the stillborn birth of a baby, pleade...


Criminal


Lawyer Indicted in Bankruptcy Fraud

May 9, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Beverly Hills lawyer who allegedly advised two doctors on how to conceal assets from the bankruptcy court and the IRS has be...


Real Estate/Development


Fellowship Translated Into Asia Expert

May 9, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

When Loryn Dunn Arkow made the split-second decision to study the Japanese language as an undergraduate, there was no way she ...


Large Firms


The San Francisco office of Los Angeles-based Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton has added Michael Wilmar as a partner in...