Leonard S. Janofsky, founding partner of Los Angeles' Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker, died at his home of a heart attack ...
A judge has ordered two warring plaintiffs attorneys to call a truce and consolidate their cases and asked them to stop bicker...
Labor/Employment
Like a Good Spy Novel, Competing Private Security Firms Spark a New 'Cold War'
By Garry Abrams
Cold War-style treachery is trying to make a comeback in Los Angeles, the city of dreams built on betrayal as an art form. In ...
SACRAMENTO - Backers of a juvenile justice ballot initiative are threatening to sue radio stations across the state if they do...
Permitting recreational use may result in landowner liability for significant personal injury or property damages. ...
Los Angeles County caused its employees who invest in a 401(k) plan to lose money when it sold, then repurchased shares of sto...
The factual differences between 'Landgate' and 'Ali' may provide guidance for government lawyers.
RIVERSIDE - Martin H. Swanson and Paul E. Zellerbach have headed in the same direction in life, but they took different routes...
Jurors reporting for duty in the Los Angeles Superior Court's North Valley District only have to serve for one day or one tria...
Applied Materials buys Etec Systems for $1.8 billion. ...
In another attack on laws that restrict citizen complaints against police officers, the American Civil Liberties Union on Tues...
Ex-Court Worker Must Pay $8,300 In a case that sparked a district attorney's investigation into allegations of widespread thef...
Racial Profiling Is Topic of Discussion Los Angeles Police Chief Bernard Parks and state Sen. Kevin Murray, D-Culver City, are...
On the eve of trial, a former accounting manager settled her lawsuit against Latham & Watkins, the firm she claimed retali...
SAN DIEGO - An appeals court has ruled that an effort to disqualify all San Diego County judges from hearing a motion to dismi...
U.S. District Judge Marilyn Huff delivered her annual State of the District address during a luncheon last Wednesday sponsored...
By David Frum Must we make the same mistakes over and over again? In January, the Republican governor of Illinois, George Ryan...
Criminal
Ex-Wife Nearly Driven to Suicide, DA Testifies
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
SANTA ANA - Claudia Oleesky, the ex-wife of a man charged with obstruction of justice, stalking and robbing a food bank for bl...
Eric Reifschneider is a math junkie who likes sports. ...
Lawyers for accused madam Jody Babydol Gibson lost a bid Tuesday to disqualify the Los Angeles district attorney from prosecut...
Labor/Employment
Gil Garcetti's Record Earns Him the Right to Be Re-Elected
By Columnist
Since Gil Garcetti took office as Los Angeles district attorney, crime is down on all fronts. The district attorney's office h...
Prosecutors Talk About Rampart Members of the offices of the Los Angeles district attorney and the California attorney general...
FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY Cover Story Staking start-ups: More real estate companies are backing fledgling high-tech firms. 8 Bundli...
State Bar & Bar Associations
Bar Dues Bill Goes to Senate, Would Leave 2001 Dues Intact
By Don De Benedictis
Legislation to set State Bar dues for 2001 breezed through its first Capitol test Tuesday, in marked contrast to the acrimony ...
A federal grand jury Tuesday indicted a Malibu man, charging that he withheld documents from federal regulators. The indictmen...
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patrick B. Murphy, missing from the bench for much of the past two years, showed up Tuesday i...
Gil Garcetti: Q - Why do you want to be district attorney? A - I am proud of my record as district attorney, but I still have ...
Changes in the law improve the ability to protect marks in cyberspace. ...
Law firms are revamping their Web sites to attract new clients and recruits. But building a quality site may be costly. ...
Finding internationally recognized outer-space treaties and the current degree of humidity in Modesto on the same Web site is ...