Personal Injury & Torts
Tales From the Crypt Give Fuel for Class-Action Fire
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
SANTA ANA - They thought they were donating the bodies of loved ones to science. But rather than educating a future doctor or...
Catching Fakes Courts May Grant Ex Parte Seizure Orders in Counterfeit Cases By Edward O. Lear Counterfeiting costs all U.S. ...
^^ The Practice ^^ By M.C. Sungaila It's official - George Vogelman did it. He beheaded Susan Robbin (though he was acquitted...
City Settles Police Explorers Case The Santa Monica City Council has approved a $50,000 settlement for a 15-year-old Police E...
Lawyers Reactivate Westside Group A group of Westside lawyers has reactivated the L.A. West chapter of the American Inns of C...
Judges to Model For Fashion Show Women Lawyers of Long Beach will hold its annual fashion show, featuring District Attorney G...
^^Family Law^^ By Erin O'Bryan These ethically challenged bunch of lawyers are at it again, this time getting romantic with c...
Just Reward Pending Legislation Would Protect Compilers of Databases Database providers have expressed their concern that the...
By Kevin M. "Casey" Christensen According to recent articles, there are not only too few judicial positions to handle Califor...
Memorial services will be held today for Long Beach trial lawyer Robert H. Lund. Lund died Saturday following a long battle w...
SAN DIEGO - The first witness testifying in a lawsuit alleging employment discrimination and retaliation against a former dep...
A joint committee of Los Angeles Municipal and Superior Court judges late Wednesday released its answers to many of the probl...
DENVER - To help decide if a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate the murder of JonBennet Ramsey, Colorado G...
SAN DIEGO - Robert C. Baxley's first literary critic was his court reporter. "She laughed," the judge recalled of that fall d...
A San Diego County judge was publicly admonished Thursday by state judicial disciplinary authorities for abusing her contempt...
SAN DIEGO - A former Navy commander who allegedly killed his wife of 48 years with drugs and carbon monoxide in what was firs...
WASHINGTON - A bipartisan Senate Judiciary subcommittee - not the Republican special task force first envisioned several week...
State Bar & Bar Associations
L.A. Bar Unanimously Renews Support for Court Unification
By Denise Levin
Assured by court leaders that complex cases will not get stuck with judges who can't handle them, trustees of the Los Angeles...
Three months before Jan. 1, 2000, predictions are cheap commodities. Still, it's hard to find anyone willing to hazard a gues...
MARTINEZ - Few lawyers in Contra Costa County have represented clients with the same zest for battle as David C. Coleman III....
Judges and Judiciary
Former DA of Orange County DA Seeks Bench
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
SANTA ANA - Former Orange County District Attorney Michael R. Capizzi has announced that he will run for a Superior Court jud...
Making his first judicial appointments since becoming governor 10 months ago, Gray Davis announced Thursday the elevation of ...
^^Law & Order^^ By J. Conboy The consistently talented writers of "Law and Order" may have set a new series record by acc...
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court gave no clear signals Wednesday on the fate of a California law that forbids releasing the add...
Wrecking Reference Defamed Employee Can Sue Both County and Sheriff The release - a total release of the county and its emplo...
Jarring the Jury It's not trial, it's theater By Jilien J. Rubin Lawyers seem to excel at irritating jurors, who are known to...
Moving West Out-of-State Noncompete Clauses Probably Unenforceable By Ricki J. Shoss Imagine an owner of a company headquarte...
Judges and Judiciary
Delays in Filing Vacancies Take Toll on Citizens Rights
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By Charles Levendosky According to Alliance for Justice, a nonprofit public interest advocacy group in Washington, D.C., five...
The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to spend more than $2. 85 million to settle five lawsuits, including nearly $2.2...
Health Care & Hospital Law
Compromise in Congress Could Stop State's HMO Law
By Daniel Shaw
WASHINGTON - Congress could undermine California's new managed care liability law if conservative Senators push to federalize...