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Product Liability


State of the Arter

Jul. 27, 1999
By Mary Micheletti

By Mary Micheletti If any Los Angeles law office has a "Midwestern feel," it's Arter & Hadden, partner Robert L. Dickson ...


Technology & Science


Gold Rush

Jul. 27, 1999
By Tom Orewyler

By Tom Orewyler As the state's high-tech hotbeds - most notably Silicon Valley - prosper, real estate prices have gone throug...


Civil Rights


BERKELEY - Thirty years after sparking a notorious march to take over a vacant field in Berkeley known as People's Park, atto...


Sullivan & Cromwell DEAL HELPS PHARMACIA & UPJOHN FIGHT CANCER Bridgewater, N.J.-based pharmaceutical company Pharmac...


Judges and Judiciary


Judge Ronald Schoenberg Hangs Up His Robes

Jul. 27, 1999
By Denise Levin

Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge Ronald R. Schoenberg quietly retired earlier this month, in a manner that reflected the way...


Criminal


O.C. Prosecutor Trades Briefs for Boards

Jul. 27, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Orange County Senior Deputy District Attorney Christopher Evans said Friday that he plans to leave the DA's offic...


Criminal


Woman Guilty Of Killing Over Parking Space

Jul. 27, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Mara Plascencia, her mouth slowly opening and closing, scanned the faces of the six women and six men, but they f...


Judges and Judiciary


Knives Targeted by Courthouse Security

Jul. 27, 1999
By Denise Levin

The recent discovery of knives among the possessions of visitors to the downtown County Courthouse has led to a new security ...


Law Practice


Case Could Hit Many Lawyers in the Wallet

Jul. 27, 1999
By David Pike

WASHINGTON - Section 6254(f) of the California Public Records Act, which forbids release of the addresses of arrestees and cr...


Family


In reaction to a recent Daily Journal article detailing the deaths of 12 Los Angeles County children during a period of six w...


Corporate


Fee Simple

Jul. 26, 1999
By Leslie Gordon, Jennifer Byrd & T. Scott

About five years ago W. Bruce Wold, a partner at Sedgwick Detert Moran & Arnold in San Francisco, gave up his hourly billi...


Media


Orange County Officials Agree To Disagree Over Transcripts

Jul. 24, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - In the wake of Thursday's state Supreme Court ruling barring the release of grand jury transcripts concerning Ora...


Insurance


Outside Auditors Going the Way of The Dinosaurs?

Jul. 24, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

An insurance-defense attorney in the Bay Area received a response to one of his bills recently. Cut this, cut that, it said. ...


Ethics/Professional Responsibility


Businessman: Lawyer's Negligence Cost Him

Jul. 24, 1999
By Anne La Jeunesse

A Los Angeles businessman has filed a professional negligence complaint against his former attorneys, claiming he has suffere...


Law Practice


^^The Rodent^^ The Firm's Road-Trip Team Is a Many-Headed Beast Some sports teams, especially at the college level, have two ...


Criminal


Tippler Transit

Jul. 24, 1999
By Columnist

Tippler Transit New Amendments to the Driving-Under-the-Influence Laws By Mark S. Rafferty This year, amendments to the drivi...


Criminal


Search Light

Jul. 24, 1999
By Columnist

Search Light The Supreme Court Has Clarified a Number of Fourth Amendment Issues Perhaps most astounding of all was the fact ...


Administrative/Regulatory


Singled Out

Jul. 24, 1999
By Columnist

By Thomas F. Coleman Four bills moving through the Legislature would grant benefits to unmarried couples, whether heterosexua...


Labor/Employment


Demarcating Disability

Jul. 24, 1999
By Jennifer Orff

By Stephen C. Tedesco On June 22, the U.S. Supreme Court issued two opinions that clarified the Americans With Disabilities A...


Litigation


Fable Talk

Jul. 24, 1999
By Columnist

^^TALES AND TRIALS^^ By Joel ben Izzy I am always surprised when I work with trial lawyers who have never studied the great f...


Criminal


Pico-Union Search Raises Lawyer's Ire

Jul. 24, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

A lawyer and a law firm employee who claim they wrongly were stopped and searched in a gang-infested area because they are wh...


Alternative Dispute Resolution


Diane Wayne Will Become a JAMS Co-Owner

Jul. 24, 1999
By Tom Orewyler

Prominent Los Angeles neutral Diane Wayne is leaving Century City-based ADR Services Inc. to join JAMS/Endispute and buy into...


Labor/Employment


An AIDS patient who accused opposing counsel in a wrongful termination case of illegal conduct has settled his lawsuit agains...


Criminal


Judge: S.D. Grand Jury Violated Public Trust

Jul. 24, 1999
By Claude Walbert

SAN DIEGO - Mayor Susan Golding was found factually innocent Thursday of charges of misconduct in office brought against her ...


Government


A 6-year-old child whose older brother died while in foster care is suing Los Angeles County and various other parties for in...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Recently, It's Been a Dirty Job

Jul. 24, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

Ballots go in the mail today for California lawyers to elect new representatives to the State Bar Board of Governors . And th...


Criminal


Cyber-Stalker Sentenced to Six Years

Jul. 24, 1999
By Michael Harris

The North Hollywood man charged in the first case of its kind with using the Internet to stalk and repeatedly solicit the rap...


Public Interest


SAN FRANCISCO - Strong-armed by Washington into a merger few wanted, three of the largest Bay Area legal aid programs this we...


Media


Orange County Transcripts to Remain Sealed

Jul. 24, 1999
By Philip Carrizosa

SAN FRANCISCO - Reaffirming the general secrecy of grand jury proceedings, the California Supreme Court held Thursday that the...


Family


At least a dozen children in Los Angeles County have died under tragic circumstances in a little more than a month - since ea...