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Real Estate/Development


MEETINGS -- NORTH

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jane Zastrow

SEPT. 10 San Mateo County Economic Development Association presents its Awards of Excellence. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Sherat...


Criminal


Attorney Charged in Armed Bank Robberies

Sep. 2, 1999
By Michael Harris

A Los Angeles attorney was charged Tuesday with committing four armed bank robberies in Pasadena, allegedly to support a hero...


Litigation


Opportunity Knocking

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ann C. Logue

SAN FRANCISCO - When it comes to litigation, money can either present a problem or an opportunity. Opportunity is what lawyer...


Judges and Judiciary


Whether it's photographing sights for his wife's fourth-grade students, or participating in a scavenger hunt in the Gaslamp Q...


SACRAMENTO - Even as the state Department of Justice fights in court to defend its 34-year-old child abuse registry, departme...


Civil Rights


SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge has agreed to a deal demanding that San Francisco build a new, multimillion-dollar jail to se...


Bankruptcy


Hayes: Attorneys Already Paid 'Reasonable Fee'

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The court-appointed officer in Orange County's bankruptcy filed a formal opposition Monday to a bonus request by ...


Juvenile


Officer Sues Holdens for Defamation

Sep. 2, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

A veteran Los Angeles sheriff's lieutenant who claims Los Angeles City Councilman Nate Holden and Pasadena City Councilman Ch...


Judges and Judiciary


Ideman Will Preside Over Trial of Ex-SLA Member

Sep. 2, 1999
By Michael Harris

The pending trial of former reputed Symbionese Liberation Army soldier Kathleen Soliah, charged with trying to bomb two Los A...


Judges and Judiciary


Members Named to Judicial Council

Sep. 2, 1999
By Anna Marie Stolley

Members Named To Judicial Council SAN FRANCISCO - The Judicial Council of California announced Tuesday it will have seven new...


Administrative/Regulatory


The 'A' List

Sep. 2, 1999
By Peter Blumberg

SACRAMENTO - A neighbor anonymously tells the local child protective services agency that you've abused your child. A social ...


Civil Rights


MTA Injunction Overridden by Appellate Court

Sep. 2, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

A preliminary injunction against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority that ordered the agency to provide quick service t...


Appellate Practice


Court Expands Protections for Pension Holders

Sep. 2, 1999
By Pamela Mac Lean

Expanding pension protections for millions of workers, a federal appeals court has ruled companies that are seriously conside...


Criminal


Child Molesters Find No Repose At High Court

Sep. 1, 1999
By Pamela Mac Lean

SAN FRANCISCO - A sharply divided California Supreme Court became the first jurisdiction in the nation Monday to uphold the co...


State Bar & Bar Associations


Inns of Court Plans State Bar Program

Sep. 1, 1999
By From Staff Reports

The California American Inns of Court will present a program titled "Ushering the Practice of Law Into the New Millennium" fro...


Solo and Small Firms


Image Make-Over

Sep. 1, 1999
By Columnist

Remember Perry Mason? He was one of the good guys. An entire generation of kids who grew up watching the popular TV show becam...


Technology & Science


Court Avoidance

Sep. 1, 1999
By Columnist

Court Avoidance New Y2K Law Encourages Business Over Litigation By Don G. Rushing and Ray Hartman In July, Congress passed by ...


Public Interest


DA Speaks About Police Brutality

Sep. 1, 1999
By Michael Harris

In remarks Monday to the fourth Congressional Black Caucus Forum on Police Brutality, Los Angeles County District Attorney Gil...


Judges and Judiciary


Meeting Opens for Court Employees

Sep. 1, 1999
By From Staff Reports

SAN FRANCISCO - The Task Force on Trial Court Employees began a three-day session Monday in the Judicial Council Conference Ce...


Criminal


In what is apparently the longest prison term ever imposed in a sexual assault case in Los Angeles County and perhaps even Cal...


Government


Lawmaker Blocks Bad-Faith Compromise

Sep. 1, 1999
By Tom Dresslar

SACRAMENTO - A powerful Democratic lawmaker may be pushing to soften proposed increases in civil penalties that have been adde...


Law Practice


Not All Bad Writing Is Contained in Briefs

Sep. 1, 1999
By Ashby Jones

SEATTLE - Seattle attorney David Hirsch talks about writing badly the way Mark McGwire might talk about slugging a baseball. "...


Insurance


SAN DIEGO - One of six people charged in a workers' compensation insurance-premium fraud case that triggered the unusual use o...


Discipline


MCLE Your Way

Sep. 1, 1999
By Xenia Kobylarz

SAN FRANCISCO - Two months before the dreaded Jan. 31 deadline, Stephen Opperwall, a solo practitioner from Pleasanton, found ...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Aetna Cannot Enforce Anti-Competition Rule

Sep. 1, 1999
By Don De Benedictis

A federal judge has ruled that Aetna U.S. Healthcare Inc. cannot enforce in California an agreement not to compete that it for...


Criminal


A Sign Of Insanity

Sep. 1, 1999
By Martin Bergn

Buford Furrow's federal murder case inched forward Monday as his defense lawyers made an unusual legal maneuver that could set...


Immigration


Judge Enjoins Deportation of Abused Child

Sep. 1, 1999
By Cheryl Romo

A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Monday allowing a Romanian teen-ager to remain in this country. The 15-year-ol...


Judges and Judiciary


Limitations on Private Judges Recommended

Aug. 31, 1999
By David Kravetz

SAN FRANCISCO - The state Judicial Council has agreed to consider broad changes in the alternative dispute resolution system,...


Brown & Wood ONE BILLION DOLLARS GAINED IN DEBT OFFERING Earlier this summer, Boston-based FMR Corp., dba Fidelity Invest...


Law Practice


SEATTLE - Two senior members of San Francisco-based Graham & James denied a report that the firm "spun off" its Seattle o...