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Top Women Lawyers


How They Got There Top 75 Women Litigators

Jun. 2, 2006
By Riley Guerin

In the Daily Journal’s annual Top Women Litigators supplement, the state’s trial elite talk about the turning points in their ...


Law is a relationship business. In any type of organization, in any area of the law, developing relationships with others is c...


Law Practice


Catalysts for Change

Jun. 2, 2006
By Sarah Garveyn

The catalysts range from the ideal of remedying injustice to overcoming a life-threatening illness. Economic exploitation in a...


Top Women Lawyers


Editor's Note: How We Got Here

Jun. 2, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn

In the beginning, I was against this list. I came of age in the post-feminist era and have long believed singling out women i...


Law Practice


In Japan, Jury System Gets a Second Chance

Jun. 2, 2006
By Ryan Oliver

LOS ANGELES - When prosecutor Rick Hirsch finished his talk in Tokyo, the 100 attorneys from the Japanese Ministry of Justice ...


Forum Column - By Peter Scheer - Last month, two reporters for ABC News reported that the FBI had secretly obtained their phon...


Judges and Judiciary


Candidates Tout Their Experience, Ethnicity

Jun. 2, 2006
By Bobbi Murrayn

LOS ANGELES - The three contenders for Los Angeles County Superior Court's Office No. 8 boast backgrounds that are diverse, bo...


Judges and Judiciary


Three Vie for Vacated Judicial Post

Jun. 2, 2006
By Susan Mcraen

LOS ANGELES - Two prosecutors and an in-house real estate attorney and broker will face off in the June primary race for Los A...


Judges and Judiciary


Bench Contenders Bring Diverse Backgrounds

Jun. 2, 2006
By Anat Rubinn

LOS ANGELES - The attorneys running for Office 102 of the Los Angeles County Superior Court have little in common. ...


Entertainment & Sports


Focus Column - By Alexis Garcia - Though many cite the Reeses Pieces in "E.T." as the first example of product placement in f...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - A former police officer, an Encino litigator arrested in a sting operation and an offended plaintiff in a lawsui...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - Two Los Angeles assistant city attorneys will face off in the June primary for Office 95. ...


Law Practice


Focus Column - By Anthony Capobianco - In today's business environment, the trend appears to be toward more specialization wit...


Corporate


LOS ANGELES - In an unusual decision, a federal judge in San Diego tossed out a securities fraud case against the former chief...


Firm Watch


Law Firms Elevate Pro Bono Priorities

Jun. 2, 2006
By William Arthur Haynes

SAN FRANCISCO - Two well-known firms - one a global behemoth, the other a mid-size national firm - recently created top posts ...


Labor/Employment


Court Mulls Dog Owner's Liability

Jun. 2, 2006
By Itir Yakarn

SAN FRANCISCO - The state Supreme Court considered Wednesday whether a man may avoid liability after his dog attacked a kennel...


Litigation


LOS ANGELES - The Roman Catholic Archdioceses of Los Angeles and San Diego face 560 civil lawsuits involving alleged sex abuse...


Law Practice


LOS ANGELES - Gary Lozow's reputation as a criminal defender is sterling in the Denver legal community. So his colleagues were...


Law Practice


SANTA BARBARA - In the wake of the botched Michael Jackson prosecution and the announced retirement of six-term Santa Barbara ...


International


U.S. Identifies Some Seekers of Asylum

Jun. 2, 2006
By Sandra Hernandezn

LOS ANGELES - Shortly after an Egyptian national was turned down for asylum, he was sent to a detention center where he discov...


Entertainment & Sports


BALCO Reporters File Motion to Protect Source

Jun. 2, 2006
By Dennis Opatrnyn

SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys for two San Francisco Chronicle reporters sought Wednesday to quash subpoenas seeking the identity o...


Law Practice


Ten Reasons Why Women Make Great Trial Lawyers

Jun. 1, 2006
By Jennifer Hammn

Your case is going to trial, and your future depends on its outcome. The other side is represented by guys in gray pinstripes....


Judges and Judiciary


Dear Readers: In anticipation of the primary election Tuesday, the Daily Journal is publishing statements from candidates in...



Top Women Litigators

Jun. 1, 2006
By Alexa Hylandn


Product Liability


Burgundy Not Lost in War of the Wines

Jun. 1, 2006
By Kevin Livingstonn

SAN FRANCISCO - It was 30 years ago this month that a small blind-tasting put Napa Valley on the world wine map. The controver...


Forum Column - By Lynn Duryee - 'Midway through the journey of life," begins Dante's Inferno, "I found myself in a dark forest...


Litigation


Focus Column - By Kimberly A. Kralowec - Today, the California Supreme Court will hear oral argument in two cases involving w...


Judges and Judiciary


SAN DIEGO - District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis surprised San Diego's City Council members when she made an unscheduled appearanc...


Labor/Employment


SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court seemed poised Tuesday to rule that an employer does not need to give a reason for...


Personal Injury & Torts


SAN FRANCISCO - The state Supreme Court will consider today whether courts can apply Proposition 64 retroactively to dismiss ...