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Mergers & Acquisitions


Dealmakers

Dec. 15, 2016
By STEPHEN LARSON

A roundup of recent transactions and the lawyers involved.


Entertainment & Sports


The plaintiffs, headed by Disney Enterprises Inc., sued Vidangel Inc. in June, claiming that the service circumvents infringem...


Jay Rakow, the CEO of the nonpartisan nonprofit civic education website ProCon.org, confirmed that he joined the firm as a par...


In opening statements of a federal civil rights lawsuit Tuesday, an attorney representing a Berkeley lawyer who claims she and...


Labor/Employment


Novartis corporation has been hit with a gender discrimination lawsuit that utilizes California's nascent Fair Pay Act. ...


Litigation


The state Department of Transportation has been hit with a lawsuit alleging the agency has violated the law and its own polici...


Corporate


After 25 years at JAMS, John J. Welsh will step down as general counsel and focus on his other role as executive vice presiden...


Litigation


Anti-tax group challenges campaign public funding law

Dec. 15, 2016
By Malcolm Maclachlan

A conservative anti-tax group has sued to block a new law that would enable cities and counties in California to provide publi...


Only five American Bar Association-accredited schools in California achieved above a 75 percent first-time passage rate. ...


Judicial Profile


Nona L. Klippen

Dec. 15, 2016
By Kevin Lee

Judge Nona Klippen is known for taking all sides into account in Santa Clara County cases.


State Bar & Bar Associations


The agency says a review of a restricted fund will provide additional money during a time when the bar faces a deficit. ...


Corporate Counsel


Lloyd J. MacNeil

Dec. 14, 2016
By Paula Lehman Ewing

Director and General Counsel Edison Energy Group (Los Angeles) ...


Perspective


Where were you 8 years ago, professor?

Dec. 14, 2016
By Riley Guerin

Reuel Schiller's recent column about Donald Trump, "Trump and my affection for the legal profession" (November 23), warrants s...


Law Practice


Global employment partner Cynthia L. Jackson has left Baker & McKenzie LLP for Dentons, where she will work out of the Pal...


Litigation


A defendant's recent motion to separate the liability and damages portions of a potentially multi-million lawsuit in Orange Co...


Criminal


A Sacramento County Superior Court judge has rejected "online pimping" charges against three executives of Backpage.com. ...


California Courts of Appeal


The state Constitution does not prohibit the University of California system from conferring benefits such as in-state tuition...


A jury has awarded thousands of Apple Inc. retail employees $2 million in a rare wage-and-hour class action against a high-pro...


Mergers & Acquisitions


Dealmakers

Dec. 13, 2016
By STEPHEN LARSON

A roundup of recent transactions and the lawyers involved.


Law Practice


Hochman, Salkin, Rettig, Toscher & Perez PC recently hired a veteran tax expert from the U.S. attorney's office. ...


Government


State auditor facing tests in the state Legislature

Dec. 13, 2016
By Malcolm Maclachlan

The state auditor, who investigated the State Bar and is looking into the Commission on Judicial Performance, has herself come...


Judicial Profile


Timothy L. Fall

Dec. 13, 2016
By Malcolm Maclachlan

Attorneys say Yolo County Judge Timothy L. Fall ably applies lessons he learned on decorum.


Judicial Profile


Elihu Berle

Dec. 13, 2016
By Justin Kloczko

After two decades, Los Angeles County Judge Elihu Berle still enjoys every aspect of his work.


Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones is headed towards a showdown with State Farm General Insurance Co. over a retroactive rate a...


Firm Watch


On the Move

Dec. 12, 2016
By STEPHEN LARSON

Attorney moves and promotions and new firms from around the state.


State Bar & Bar Associations


The agency's two contracts for lobbying expire early next year, though for now just one will be going out to bid.


Prosecutors are attempting to salvage their criminal case against three Backpage.com executives charged with "online pimping."...


Government


Mike Feuer to run unopposed for second term as LA City Attorney

Dec. 9, 2016
By L.J. Williamson And Malcolm Maclachla

ike Feuer will run unopposed in the March 7 primary election, virtually guaranteeing him a second term as Los Angeles City Att...


Criminal


Merits, flaws of criminal justice initatives aired at forum

Dec. 9, 2016
By L.J. Williamson And Malcolm Maclachla

Law enforcement officials and proponents of criminal justice changes debated the merits of Propositions 47 and 57 at a Thursda...


California Supreme Court


Fugitive believed to be "somewhere in Tijuana" is wanted for attempted murder.