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Labor/Employment


Fighting Job Discrimination Against Caregiver

Sep. 6, 2006
By Anna Oberthurn

SAN FRANCISCO - When people ask Joan C. Williams why she ended up studying how work and family life fit together, the Hastings...


Labor/Employment


Fighting Job Discrimination Against Caregivers

Sep. 6, 2006
By Anna Oberthurn

SAN FRANCISCO - When people ask Joan C. Williams why she ended up studying how work and family life fit together, the Hastings...


Judicial Profile


From Peace Corps To the Bench

Sep. 6, 2006
By Ryan Oliver

L.A. Superior Court Commissioner John W. Green Focuses on What Needs to Be Done


The debate over whether homosexual couples should be allowed to legally marry is not about rights, equality or discrimination,...


Securities


The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and federal law enforcement authorities are currently investigating historical st...


Government


Labor Day has long signaled the start of the fall political campaign season, and the end of students' school vacations. Now ca...


Solo and Small Firms


Trials Are in CAALA Head's Blood

Sep. 6, 2006
By Rebecca Beyer

LOS ANGELES - Some men struggle to step out of the shadow of a successful father. Not Steve Glickman. ...


Litigation


SAN FRANCISCO - Antitrust litigation partner Anita F. Stork joined Covington & Burling's San Francisco office Friday from ...


Large Firms


SAN FRANCISCO - Veteran litigator Jacquelyn J. Garman thought she'd never leave the firm she joined directly out of Stanford U...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN BERNARDINO - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger named two prosecutors to the San Bernardino County bench Friday. ...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - The vibrant Olvera Street, a colorful pedestrian-only plaza of souvenir shops and Mexican restaurants near Union...


Large Firms


LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles lawyer Ann Marie Mortimer opened a West Coast outpost of Hunton & Williams today, confirming wee...


Litigation


Milwaukee Diocese to Pay $16.6 Million

Sep. 6, 2006
By Sandra Hernandezn

LOS ANGELES - Milwaukee Catholic Church officials will pay more than $16.6 million to settle 10 cases involving claims against...


Law Practice


On the Move

Sep. 5, 2006
By Alexa Hylandn

Gordon & Rees has announced the election of seven partners in the firm's San Francisco office and three partners in its Sa...


Judicial Profile


He Sees the Bench From Both Sides

Sep. 5, 2006
By Dennis Pfaffn

REDWOOD CITY - San Mateo Superior Court Judge John L. Grandsaert has a surprise for those who view him as a hard-core prosecut...


Intellectual Property


LifeAfter eBay v. MercExchange

Sep. 2, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn

Patent owners, and patent litigators, understand that the value of a patent is far more than its marketing potential. A patent...


Labor/Employment


Compensation for commissioned salespersons is one of the most misunderstood areas of wage and hour law in California. ...


Zoning, Planning and Use


Buddhists Can Worship in Building

Sep. 2, 2006
By Jim Adamekn

SANTA ANA - Rebuffing the city of Garden Grove, a federal judge has ruled that Buddhists can resume worship services at a form...


Government


I couldn't agree more with Fred Silberberg regarding his Aug. 29 piece ("Courts Have Let Spousal Support Become the Dole of D...


Verdicts


A federal judge made it clear that cheaters never win when he ruled that one of the nation's largest bar exam preparatory comp...


Verdicts


SAN FRANCISCO - It's not uncommon for retired Contra Costa Superior Court Judge Norman Spellberg to resort to outright bribery...


Environmental


FORUM COLUMN - The San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board has set the stage to adopt a newly proposed permit directed ...


Technology & Science


SAN JOSE - For the third time in six weeks, plaintiffs' attorneys have filed a shareholder derivative complaint against Apple ...


Mergers & Acquisitions


FOCUS COLUMN - In a day and age when actors receiving swag and gift bags have to treat them as income, is there a way to get c...


Healthcare/Hospital Law


FORUM COLUMN - Weighing in where millions of ordinary Americans have already dared to tread, a growing number of states and ci...


Criminal


Man's Conviction Bounced a Second Time

Sep. 2, 2006
By Laura Ernden

Kern County Deputy Public Defender Michael Lukehart was watching a trial when he discovered evidence that might have helped on...


SAN FRANCISCO - The judge presiding over all the priest sex abuse cases in Northern California has allowed one plaintiff to mi...


Judges and Judiciary


Overturning a lower court, the California Supreme Court on Thursday ruled against media access to police officer disciplinary ...


Judges and Judiciary


WASHINGTON - President Bush has re-nominated several controversial judicial candidates - including two Idahoans for the 9th U....


Public agencies can neither bring private attorney general suits nor be sued under a state antifraud law, the state Supreme Co...