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Judges and Judiciary


Riverside Judge Abruptly Tells Of Retirement

Nov. 23, 1999
By Daniel Jennings

RIVERSIDE - Superior Court Judge William H. Sullivan, 70, whose name has figured prominently in a scandal involving court-app...


Entertainment & Sports


Actor Denies Live-In 'Pal'

Nov. 23, 1999
By Denise Levin

In testimony sprinkled with humorous anecdotes, a raspy-voiced Jack Klugman told a jury Friday he never lived with nor discus...


Constitutional Law


Judge Won't Block Anti-El Toro Airport Initiative

Nov. 23, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - A Los Angeles Superior Court judge reluctantly ruled Friday to leave the fate of an airport planned for the forme...


Judges and Judiciary


Ventura Court Official Vince Ordonez Succumbs

Nov. 23, 1999
By Liz Valsamis

Assistant Executive Officer of the Ventura Superior Court Vince Ordez Jr. died Thursday in his Oxnard home after a long battl...


Administrative/Regulatory


SAN FRANCISCO - Contradicting three other federal circuits, a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled Friday that local...


Litigation


Olson Trial Delayed at Defense Request

Nov. 23, 1999
By Michael Harris

A Los Angeles judge on Friday denied three defense motions to dismiss the 1976 grand jury indictment of former reputed Symbio...


Criminal


Framed Felon Wins Release From Probation

Nov. 23, 1999
By Michael Harris

In yet more fallout from the Los Angeles Police Department Rampart Division corruption scandal, a judge Friday freed from all...


Technology & Science


Genentech Settlement Could Spur More Suits

Nov. 23, 1999
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - Genentech Inc.'s $200 million settlement of a bitter patent infringement case involving human growth hormone ...


Family


It was not a case of better late than never. Rather, a 5th District Court of Appeal panel appeared downright annoyed that Rut...


Family


Suffer the Children

Nov. 23, 1999
By Cheryl Romo

PIONEER - In this place called the Sherwood Forest, it is eerily quiet. On this day, no birds sing, no dogs bark. Only a thic...


Family


When Doves Cry

Nov. 23, 1999
By Cheryl Romo

JACKSON - Bright red and white domestic-violence-awareness banners are hanging across the same downtown streets where 150 yea...


By Jeffrey A. Lowe In an attempt to go after deadbeat dads, the district attorney is using a recently enacted state statute t...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Bridging Sides

Nov. 20, 1999
By Liz Valsamis

Bridging Sides Although this Los Angeles employment lawyer spends the majority of her time representing plaintiffs, some defe...


Judges and Judiciary


^^The Practice^^ By Cynthia Filla Two women, both victims of sex crimes, seek justice on this week's "The Practice." One vict...


Real Estate/Development


East Bay landlord in West Bay deals

Nov. 20, 1999
By John Mc Cloud

November proved to be a sterling month in the city for Walnut Creek-based landlord Levin Menzies Kelly Associates. On its own...


Intellectual Property


Save or Delete?

Nov. 20, 1999
By Columnist

^^Intellectual Property^^ Save or Delete? Document-Retention Issues Involving Intellectual Property A common rule of thumb is...


Litigation


^^Ally McBeal^^ By Samantha Paynter Ally McBeal gets sued this week for intentional infliction of emotional distress by Reesa...


Constitutional Law


When Players Lead Prayers

Nov. 20, 1999
By Columnist

By Marianne Means If students lead prayers over a loudspeaker to a captive audience at a public high school football game, ar...


Criminal


^^LAW & ORDER^^ By Mara V. Watkins This week's "Law & Order" focuses not on the legal maneuvers of the deputy distric...


Intellectual Property


New Domain

Nov. 20, 1999
By Columnist

New Domain Legislation Makes Cyberpirates Walk the Plank By Scott H. Rosenbaum The use of trademarks and service marks as dom...


Family


Family Law: 'Roe' Wades Into Custody Tiff

Nov. 20, 1999
By Columnist

^^Family Law^^ By Erin O'Bryan This week, Danni Lipton represents Carnell Hall in a child support action brought by a woman w...


Construction


Lender Name First Loan APN Owner's Name Site Address Mail Address Doc. No. BANKBOSTON NA $125,000,000 1610700039 WESTERN PACI...


Litigation


Coachella Windmills Whip Up Lawsuit

Nov. 20, 1999
By Daniel Jennings

PALM SPRINGS - Gov. Gray Davis was in Indian Wells Wednesday to proclaim Nov. 17 Wind Power Day. In a keynote address on wind...


Product Liability


SAN FRANCISCO - Although Ford Motor Co. narrowly dodged a bullet Thursday when an Alameda County Superior Court judge declare...


SAN FRANCISCO - Splitting with one circuit and joining another, a federal appeals court resolved an ambiguity in the 1994 Ban...


Litigation


Lawyer Can't Represent Huffington Opponent

Nov. 20, 1999
By Anna Marie Stolley

LOS ANGELES - Here's a shocker: Someone's been accused of having an affair with President Clinton, and a lawsuit is involved....


Litigation


Court Requires 15-Day Notice for Trial Date

Nov. 20, 1999
By David Kravetz

SAN FRANCISCO - A $100,000-plus civil judgment was reversed Thursday when the California Supreme Court concluded that the tria...


Litigation


The 2-year old daughter of Javier Ovando, the first man to be released from prison as a result of the Rampart Division scanda...


Insurance


In one of a series of recent wins for insurers, a state appellate panel ruled Thursday that an owner of rental property who w...


Constitutional Law


By Robert E. Thompson The seven men and two women who deliberate in robed isolation within the great marble edifice of the Su...