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Law Practice


ITC work lures Quinn to D.C.

Sep. 3, 2011
By Henry Meier

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan said Thursday it will open a Washington, D.C. office to service the growing number of i...


Judges and Judiciary


After 20 years on the federal bench, Senior U.S. District Judge Oliver W. Wanger of the Eastern District of California will st...


Civil Rights


Sacramento County officials have agreed to pay a $400,000 settlement to end two men's civil rights lawsuit alleging sheriff's ...


Judges and Judiciary


Judge hands off lethal injection case

Sep. 3, 2011
By Laura Ernden

U.S. District Judge Jeremy D. Fogel reluctantly handed off a long-running challenge to California's lethal injection procedure...


California Supreme Court


High court takes up bumper car case

Sep. 3, 2011
By Laura Ernden

The state Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether a woman who broke her wrist riding a bumper car can sue an amusement park...


Solo and Small Firms


Couple join forces to fight insurers

Sep. 3, 2011
By Susan Mcraen

Plaintiffs' boutique Kantor & Kantor LLP is one of a handful of firms in the nation focusing on employer health insurance ...


Health Care, Pharmaceuticals, Biotech


El Segundo-based Janzen Johnston & Rockwell Emergency Management Services Inc. agreed to pay $4.6 million to settle allega...


Large Firms


Hennigan sought national platform

Sep. 3, 2011
By Casey Sullivan

The merger between Hennigan Dorman LLP and McKool Smith may turn out to be wedded bliss but it appears to be a marriage of con...


Intellectual Property


Judge overturns Oracle's verdict against SAP

Sep. 3, 2011
By Craig Andersonn

An Oakland federal judge overturned Oracle Corp.'s $1.3 billion verdict against rival SAP AG on Thursday, saying the Redwood S...


Arbitrator Profile


Wendy W. Kramer

Sep. 3, 2011
By Ben Adlin

Wendy Kramer said she's been known to block the door when parties in her mediations threaten to leave. ...


Community News


Sep. 2, 2011
By David Mcafeen

The Century City office of Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP hosted a book launch party on Aug. 25 for the first edition...


Community News


Sep. 2, 2011
By David Mcafeen

The Landau Lawyers League basketball summer championship games were held at Contreras Learning Center on Aug. 25th, culminatin...


Community News


Sep. 2, 2011
By David Mcafeen

Edward Hugo of Brydon, Hugo & Parker in San Francisco broke the three-minute, 41-second barrier in the 2011 Virginia City ...


Community News


Sep. 2, 2011
By David Mcafeen

On Aug. 26, the Korean American Bar Association of Northern California held its annual gala at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Palo ...


California Supreme Court


Goodwin Liu was confirmed Wednesday as the state Supreme Court's newest justice, creating the court's first-ever Asian-America...


Immigration


Government program gets a makeover in hopes of attracting more employer participation. By Manuel Cairo and Brian Mills of Snel...


Appellate Practice


A 4th District ruling that belongs in every appellate lawyer's back pocket. By Jens B. Koepke Morris Polich & Purdy LLP ...


Law Practice


How to be creative in solving legal problems

Sep. 2, 2011
By Genevieve Knollen

Contrary to popular belief, creativity can be learned. It just takes practice. By Adam Handler of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP ...


Law Practice


Hennigan Dorman merges with McKool

Sep. 2, 2011
By Casey Sullivan

Los Angeles-based Hennigan Dorman LLP has announced it will join Dallas-based McKool Smith, a national firm with six offices, ...


Litigation


Former Irell partner fights arbitration

Sep. 2, 2011
By Henry Meier

Lawyers for Juliette Youngblood have filed a declaration of opposition to halt Irell & Manella LLP's motion to compel arbi...


Litigation


A state appellate panel on Wednesday revived an antitrust suit against movie house giant Century Theatres Inc. ...


Litigation


A Fresno federal judge ordered the government to scale back measures to protect the endangered delta smelt fish Wednesday. ...


Litigation


Bratz fee disputes gain steam

Sep. 2, 2011
By Jason W. Armstrong

Fee disputes in the Bratz doll war are quickly heating up, with several insurance companies filing a motion seeking a chunk of...


Perspective


The happy clock of mediation

Sep. 2, 2011
By Sharon Liangn

Is a good settlement one where everyone walks away unhappy? By J. Grant Kennedy of KennedyKamrowski ...


Health Care, Pharmaceuticals, Biotech


Insurance regulation bill stalled

Sep. 2, 2011
By Mandy Jacksonn

A bill that would give the state the power to regulate health insurance premiums will carry over to the next legislative sessi...


Law Practice


Bond trial could hinge on whose math wins

Sep. 2, 2011
By Ciaran Mc Evoy

The high-stakes trial between Trust Co. of the West and its former bond guru has featured sometimes salacious testimony, but i...


Judges and Judiciary


San Francisco County Superior Court officials have agreed to accept $3.1 million in extra funding from the Administrative Offi...


Litigation


Eight companies that manufacture display panels used in computers, cell phones and television screens have agreed to pay $388 ...


State Bar & Bar Associations


State Bar hires new discipline prosecutor

Sep. 2, 2011
By Don Debenedictisn

Assistant U.S. Attorney Jayne Kim will take over as the State Bar's chief discipline prosecutor this month, the bar announced ...


Adding to recent decisions favoring Fourth Amendment plaintiffs, a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel on Wednesday let a ...