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SILBERBERG ADDED TO LA FOLLETTE LETTERHEAD Trial attorney Marshall Silberberg has joined the Los Angeles office of La Follett...


Law Practice


There are many simple steps that firms can take to lessen the incidence of nonpaying clients. ...


Law Practice


Bequest Will Fund School Scholarship

Jan. 19, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Bequest Will Fund School Scholarship A bequest from the estate of Martha Delman Greene Krug will fund a $400,000 to $500,000 e...


WINDMILL TILTER William Ginsburg went inside the Beltway, willing to walk in hell, to represent Monica Lewinsky, the daughter...


Law Practice


Penny Saved

Jan. 19, 2000
By Columnist

By Dennis Duitch and Marcia Watson Wainess As most law firms enter their new fiscal year, management should be taking a fresh...


Labor/Employment


Careless Whispers

Jan. 19, 2000
By Columnist

By Douglas A. Wickham With its statutory ban on most noncompetition agreements, California long has been a safe haven for cor...


Washburn Briscoe FINANCING TO FUEL POWER PLANT GROWTH San Jose-based Calpine Corp. recently received a $1 billion revolving l...


Criminal


Online Betting Firm Fined $1.3M, Leaves State

Jan. 19, 2000
By Michael Harris

In what Los Angeles County District Attorney Gil Garcetti said is the first such settlement of its kind in the nation, a glob...


Criminal


Olson Lawyer Wants Out for Children

Jan. 19, 2000
By Michael Harris

Mere weeks before the bomb-conspiracy trial of former reputed Symbionese Liberation Army soldier Sara Jane Olson begins, Stuar...


Litigation


Most of Chef's Suit Against Star Dismissed

Jan. 19, 2000
By Denise Levin

A judge Friday threw out the bulk of a lawsuit against Janet Jackson, her husband and their doctors brought by Jackson's forme...


Appellate Practice


Court Considers Gay Scoutmasters

Jan. 19, 2000
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Whether the Boy Scouts of America may prevent gays from serving as scoutmasters is a question the Supreme Court j...


State Bar & Bar Associations


STATE BAR

Jan. 19, 2000
By Don De Benedictis

LOS ANGELES - A long-running suit over how the State Bar of California spends lawyers' dues probably will move into a second p...


Judges and Judiciary


Unification of Los Angeles County's Superior and Municipal courts finally passed Friday, with 63 percent of the formerly reluc...


Judges and Judiciary


No Advice, No Consent

Jan. 19, 2000
By Martin Bergn

In six years, Richard A. Paez has gone from the peak of being the first Mexican-American appointed to the U.S. District Court ...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Second Stage Set for Suit on Dues

Jan. 19, 2000
By Don De Benedictis

A long-running suit over how the State Bar of California spends lawyers' dues will probably move into a second portion of tri...


Law Practice


The difference between Seal Beach attorney Stanley Alari and most other lawyers is like the difference between a Las Vegas cas...


Litigation


Keep It Simple

Jan. 18, 2000
By Columnist

The main purpose of the complaint should be to provide a convenient place to attach the check for filing fees.


Entertainment & Sports


The Practice: A Cigar Is Not Just a Cigar

Jan. 15, 2000
By Columnist

Victories are bittersweet this week for two lawyers on 'The Practice, who prove that good lawyering can yield the wrong result...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Civil Wrongs, Civil Rights

Jan. 15, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

LITIGATOR PROFILE: If a perfect world means working at a job well-loved and making a decent living doing it, then San Diego at...


Litigation


From Both Sides Now

Jan. 15, 2000
By Rebecca Kuzins

In almost 35 years as a judge, mediator, arbitrator and court referee, Bonnie Lee Martin has learned her way around a legal di...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Kuehl Wants Ban on Forced HMO Arbitration

Jan. 15, 2000
By Tom Dresslar

SACRAMENTO - Igniting what should be one of the year's most intense legislative battles, a key Assembly Democrat on Thursday u...


Environmental


Government Goose

Jan. 15, 2000
By Columnist

Unlike private parties, the federal government may utilize Section 107 to seek joint-and-several liability, even when the fede...


Judges and Judiciary


Judge in Getty Probate Case Is Memorialized

Jan. 15, 2000
By Denise Levin

A memorial service will be held today for retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Jack Swink, who presided over several high...


Civil Rights


The anniversary of the birth of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. offers lawyers a timely opportunity to renew their commitment ...


Government


Will City Settle Suit Against Holden?

Jan. 15, 2000
By Lauren Bartlett

Will City Settle Suit Against Holden? The Los Angeles City Council is scheduled today behind-closed doors to consider a $900,0...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Sighs & Whispers

Jan. 15, 2000
By Columnist

Q: During mediation of a business dispute, Side A informs the mediator of material information and instructs the mediator not ...


Environmental


Cart Before the Horse

Jan. 15, 2000
By Columnist

In County of Amador v. El Dorado County Water Agency , 76 Cal.App.4th 931 (1999), the 3rd District Court of Appeal invalidated...


Entertainment & Sports


On 'Family Law,' Rex Weller soon may be looking for a good lawyer himself - one specializing in bankruptcy. ...


Litigation


Blame Game

Jan. 15, 2000
By Columnist

VIEWPOINT: In assigning responsibility in ADR proceedings under the Y2K Act, attorneys must consider the complex technology we...