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Some small legal shops claim they're wrongly excluded from accelerators and incubators, which give coveted sponsorship opportu...


Law Practice


Latham & Watkins LLP looks poised to strengthen its intellectual property litigation practice after weathering some partne...


California Supreme Court


In the past two years, two members of the Gentry, Discover Bank and Sonic-Calabasas majority have retired...


California Supreme Court


A man who received a 25-years-to-life sentence after a stove he stole fell from the back of his truck more than an hour after ...


U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit


A man who has been on San Quentin's death row since 1980 will stay there after a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel voted...


Mergers & Acquisitions


Dealmakers

Mar. 8, 2013
By David Ruiz

A roundup of recent mergers and acquistions and financing activity and the lawyers involved.


With just under a year until the federal Affordable Care Act takes full effect, businesses are weighing their options when it...


Perspective


Many practitioners believe that the limitations period for bringing suit on a promissory note is four years. But there is more...


Perspective


The food industry is the new target of choice for class action plaintiffs. But the torrent of class actions in 2012 was merely...


Although the court's decision in Amgen is interesting, its significance remains to be seen. By Eric S. Waxman and Virgi...


State Bar & Bar Associations


A State Bar committee vote on Wednesday moved the agency one step closer to levying more dues annually on all licensed Califor...


Law Practice


Former Adobe GC lands at Sidley

Mar. 7, 2013
By Kevin Lee

After leaving Adobe Systems Inc. and taking some time off to travel, Karen Cottle has landed as senior counsel at the Palo Alt...


U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, visiting the state capital Wednesday ahead of the unveiling of a library in his na...


Fenwick & West LLP announced Wednesday that the latest version of its Series Seed documents have been hosted on the widely...


Litigator Patricia Glaser of Glaser Weil Fink Jacobs Howard Avchen & Shapiro LLP was given the National Scopus Award on ...


Entertainment & Sports


Video game law conference coming to UCLA

Mar. 7, 2013
By Jean Yungn

Lawyers from game publishers, developers and outside firms will be among the roughly 50 panelists in an inaugural gaming law c...


Real Estate/Development


Real Estate Deals

Mar. 7, 2013
By Connie Lopezn

Richard D. Henick of Appel & Henick LLP helped Alder Law PC ink a two-year sublease for the 15th floor of The Plaza in Cen...


Law Practice


Arent Fox LLP made its move into San Francisco official Wednesday when it announced it has nailed down office real estate.


California Courts of Appeal


A prominent plaintiff's attorney and Los Angeles law firm lost their bid for an additional $3 million in attorneys' fees just ...


Entertainment & Sports


A federal judge's dismissing the latest case challenging the constitutionality of the California Talent Agencies Act didn't co...


Law Practice


Cooley LLP continued its raid on the corporate law department of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP with the hiring o...


Law Practice


Tesla, reinventing the car shopping experience

Mar. 7, 2013
By Ben Armisteadn

To begin with, there are no Tesla dealerships. Rather, Tesla is reinventing the purchase experience by replicating a sales exp...


Government


Death of the small courthouse

Mar. 6, 2013
By Katie Lucia

One by one, the state is losing small satellite courthouses to budget cuts. While the closures result in job losses and inconv...


Bankruptcy


Confusion between bankruptcy and receivership is quite common, even with creditors and attorneys, especially those who do not ...


Perspective


Today, despite the guarantees of the Equal Pay Act, gender based wage disparity persists. Women still earn on average 77 perce...


Perspective


Will Obamacare survive actual implementation?

Mar. 6, 2013
By Ben Armisteadn

The law has withstood U.S. Supreme Court review and endured public scrutiny in a hotly contested 2012 presidential election, b...


Perspective


In return for upholding American values, many immigrants seek to improve the quality of life by paying taxes to support commun...


U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit


A debtor can avoid a lien on a motor vehicle -- even a Mercedes -- if it is a "tool of the debtor's trade," the 9th U.S. Circu...


Education


Stanford Law welcomes new professor

Mar. 6, 2013
By Kevin Lee

Stanford Law School announced Tuesday that electoral law professor Nathaniel Persily will join its faculty this summer from Co...


Entertainment & Sports


Sullivan helps Mattel with debt offering

Mar. 6, 2013
By Andrew Mcintyre

El Segundo-based Mattel Inc. sold $500 million in bonds with help from Sullivan & Cromwell LLP.