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Litigation


If the Fit Suits

Jan. 15, 2000
By Columnist

VIEWPOINT: For successful mediation, attorneys must determine the mediator style most effective for the problem at hand. ...


By Ashley D'Cruz With increased trade across national borders, comes increased international commercial disputes. The North Am...


Law Practice


SAN FRANCISCO - Confidential communications between overseers of a trust and their attorneys are protected by the attorney-cli...


Litigation


Stolen Rifle Doesn't Trigger Scouts' Liability

Jan. 15, 2000
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - In an unusual wrongful-death suit, a judge has ruled that the Boy Scouts of America cannot be held liable for the ...


Litigation


Cher Believes Construction Contract Invalid

Jan. 15, 2000
By Anna Marie Stolley

Regularly nabbing a spot on Richard Blackwell's list of worst dressed may soon be the least of Cher's problems, thanks to a s...


Criminal


Woman Sues Officer, City Over Rampart

Jan. 15, 2000
By Lauren Bartlett

A woman has filed a civil-rights lawsuit against the city, the fired officer who touched off the Rampart Division corruption s...


Litigation


Ex-Judge Admits Attorney Coached Him in Lies

Jan. 15, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - A former Superior Court presiding judge testified Thursday before a federal jury that attorney Patrick Frega had ...


Civil Rights


Up To the Mountain

Jan. 15, 2000
By Daniel Shaw

WASHINGTON - He was neither a lawyer nor a lawmaker, but Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. understood the power of the law as well a...


Judges and Judiciary


A 13-hour siege at the Children's Courthouse in Monterey Park ended peacefully just before dawn Thursday morning when a Sherif...


International


A small Minneapolis law firm expects to file a class action in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Californi...


Litigation


Timely Testing

Jan. 15, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Trent Ladewig went to the emergency room of Kaiser Permanente Hospital in San Diego 61/2 years ago, after fracturing his left ...


Criminal


Lawyer Basinger Arraigned in Theft

Jan. 14, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

Lawyer Basinger Arraigned in Theft SANTA ANA - An Orange County lawyer arrested last week for bilking clients of more than $25...


Insurance


Consumers Battle Insurance Dominance

Jan. 14, 2000
By Columnist

A "yes" vote on Proposition 30 is a vote to force insurance companies to deal fairly with legitimate claims and encourage the ...


Marketing


People sometimes complain that lawyers act like salespeople, which immediately triggers their prospective client's defenses. T...


Litigation


EMPLOYMENT LAW

Jan. 14, 2000
By Staff Writer

RIVERSIDE - Danuta Tuszynska, who was once the highest-ranking woman in the Riverside County district attorney's office, on Tu...


Entertainment & Sports


Final Journey

Jan. 14, 2000
By Columnist

Although most movies have no business being longer than two hours, every so often movie-makers invite viewers to watch films t...


Education


Exercising its considerable influence over local school matters, the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California has...


Litigation


Ex-Prosecutor Sues Office for Sex Harassment

Jan. 14, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

RIVERSIDE - Danuta Tuszynska, once the highest-ranking woman in the Riverside County district attorney's office, Tuesday filed...


Government


Carnahan Can Call Himself 'Professor'

Jan. 14, 2000
By Denise Levin And Anna Marie Stolley

South Bay Municipal Court Commissioner Douglas O. Carnahan can call himself "professor" on the upcoming judicial election ball...


Labor/Employment


Breaking Glass

Jan. 14, 2000
By Columnist

Intentional discrimination and attempts to cover it up can result in punitive damages. ...


Criminal


Olson Seeks Delay in Bombing Trial

Jan. 14, 2000
By Michael Harris

Olson Seeks Delay In Bombing Trial Attorneys for former reputed Symbionese Liberation Army soldier Sara Jane Olson are seeking...


Judges and Judiciary


Bobys Ahead in Contributions for Judicial Race

Jan. 14, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Beverly Hills Municipal Court Commissioner Hugh Bobys has emerged as the leader in campaign contributions for the March judici...


Litigation


'Our Lady' Church to Be Constructed

Jan. 14, 2000
By Anna Marie Stolley

LOS ANGELES - Construction of the planned Roman Catholic cathedral complex in downtown Los Angeles may continue as planned, a...


Criminal


Gangs' Activities Restricted by Court

Jan. 14, 2000
By Lauren Bartlett

Gangs' Activities Restricted By Court A judge issued a preliminary injunction Wednesday against two gangs in the Harbor City a...


Judges and Judiciary


Retired 4th District Justice Ault Dies

Jan. 14, 2000
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Richard B. Ault, the youngest municipal court judge in California when appointed at age 38, and who went on to ser...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - The long-running battle between attorney Maureen Kallins and the local judiciary escalated Wednesday in U.S. D...


Criminal


Common Sense Needed During Stop and Frisk

Jan. 14, 2000
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Deciding two criminal-law issues, the Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that a person's unprovoked flight from pol...


Law Practice


A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by an attorney who contended that the prominent Santa Monica law firm of Haight,...


Government


Garcetti Raises More than Both Opponents

Jan. 14, 2000
By Michael Harris

With the primary election less than two months away, incumbent L.A. County District Attorney Gil Garcetti continues easily to ...


Labor/Employment


In the Affirmative

Jan. 14, 2000
By Columnist

Recent court decisions have fleshed out the affirmative defense to sexual harassment claims. ...