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A Superior Court judge in Riverside ruled a 12-year-old boy committed second-degree murder when he shot and killed his neo-Naz...


Education


Stanford launches religious law clinic

Jan. 16, 2012
By Kevin Lee

Stanford Law School has launched a clinic that will allow students the chance to tackle legal issues stemming from the practic...


With the heady days of giant private equity deals becoming a thing of the past, mid-size deals are stepping in to fill the voi...


ADR Provider


Richard W. Lyman Jr.

Jan. 14, 2012
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

For former judge now at ADR Services Inc., getting a paycheck in the private sector can make his job as an arbitrator more dif...


Judicial Profile


Judge Peter J. Mirich

Jan. 14, 2012
By Ben Adlin

Superior Court Judge Los Angeles County (San Pedro and Catalina) ...


Books


Continental Airlines should have taken DHL founder and law school graduate Larry Lee Hillblom seriously. By James D. Scurlock ...


Government


The state Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that minors who ask for a parent while being questioned in connection with a crime a...


Intellectual Property


Oracle trial faces more delays

Jan. 14, 2012
By Craig Anderson

Oracle Corp.'s trial against Google Inc. infringing its copyrights and patents on the Java programming language may be postpon...


Solo and Small Firms


Learning from the Past

Jan. 14, 2012
By Susan Mcraen

After suffering from previous real estate downturns, Gilchrist & Rutter PC have figured out not only how to protect themse...


Recent videos, allegedly leaked online, will not rehabilitate Casey Anthony's public image. By Cindy Rakowitz and Bradley P. ...


Environmental


California's recently adopted cap-and-trade rules meet resistance in federal courts. By Robert F. Lawrence of Marten Law PLLC ...


Health Care, Pharmaceuticals, Biotech


Government orders Anthem to reimburse providers

Jan. 14, 2012
By Mandy Jacksonn

The California Department of Managed Health Care ordered Anthem Blue Cross to reimburse underpaid health care providers on Thu...


Solo and Small Firms


Firm expands into class actions

Jan. 14, 2012
By Susan Mcraen

Pasadena litigation and transaction firm Hunt Ortmann Palffy Nieves Lubka Darling & Mah Inc. hires three from former Barge...


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


U.S. District Judge Valerie Baker Fairbank of Los Angeles was wrong to certify a national class action over allegedly misleadi...


Litigation


For a branch of government not known for its lobbying prowess, the judiciary has upped its game at the capitol this week partl...


Government


US attorney picks appeals chief in LA

Jan. 14, 2012
By Gabe Friedmann

U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte on Wednesday announced he selected an internal candidate as the new chief of the criminal appeals ...


Litigation


CalPERS suit against rating agencies to proceed

Jan. 14, 2012
By Amy Yarbroughn

A state court judge will allow California's largest public pension fund to move forward with a lawsuit accusing rating agencie...


Investments


Sempra invests in two wind farms

Jan. 14, 2012
By Paul Jones

San Diego-based Sempra Energy announced Tuesday it will build on an existing relationship with BP Global by investing in two w...


California Supreme Court


The state Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously rejected a push by the plaintiffs' bar to expand liability in asbestos cases. ...


Government


A primetime effort to get business

Jan. 14, 2012
By David Mc Afee

The height of the worst recession in decades isn't the most opportune time to leave a secure job to strike out on one's own. ...


Real Estate/Development


A case of first impression could substantially impact filing and defending quiet title actions. By Clifford E. Frieden of Ruta...


Entertainment & Sports


Lawyers prepare Golden Globes arguments

Jan. 14, 2012
By Erica E. Phillips

As Hollywood prepares for Sunday's Golden Globe awards ceremony, lawyers are preparing their opening arguments in the ongoing ...


Government


Lawyer, another resign from rail authority

Jan. 14, 2012
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

California High Speed Rail Authority Chairman Thomas J. Umberg, a partner with Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP, along with t...


Law Practice


A key partner's departure from Luce Forward Hamilton & Scripps LLP's San Diego office has raised questions about whether o...


Labor/Employment


Unannounced changes to a new wage law appear to show the labor commissioner's office waffling on the question of whether compa...


Community News


Jan. 13, 2012
By Ryne Hodkowski

LOS ANGELES — The National Association of Women Lawyers will present its annual Challenge Award to Warner Bros. Entertainment ...


Community News


Jan. 13, 2012
By Ryne Hodkowski

Darrell D. Miller, co-chair of the entertainment and sports law practice at Fox Rothschild LLP in the firm’s Los Angeles offic...


Intellectual Property


The Internet's governing body will start taking applications today for new web addresses for brand names and generic terms, su...


Corporate Counsel


Andrew R. Pollack

Jan. 13, 2012
By Kevin Lee

Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of JDS Uniphase Corp. in Milpitas ...


Real Estate/Development


In a rare move, the 4th District upholds a regulatory takings decision under the Penn Central test. By Rick E. Rayl of ...