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State Bar & Bar Associations


Network Bliss

Feb. 18, 2004
By Stefanie Knapp

By Stefanie Knapp Joining the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles at its annual installation dinner dance Jan. 31, ...


Intellectual Property


Focus Column Intellectual Property By John T. McNelis "We have an invention but don't want to spend a lot of money protecting...


Constitutional Law


Forum Column By Vicky Barker and Bethany Leal January marked the 31st anniversary of Roe v. Wade. California - always ahead of...


Government


Bush Should Let Congress Fight Terrorism

Feb. 18, 2004
By Columnist

Forum Column By John Norton Moore, Malvina Halberstam and Tony Onorato For nearly a decade, Congress and the executive branch...


Civil Rights


Suit Names Cops in Wrongful Conviction

Feb. 18, 2004
By Robert Selna

SAN FRANCISCO - John Tennison, who spent 13 years in state prison for murder before he was exonerated in October, has filed a...


Litigation


Jury Awards Salesman $11.2 Million

Feb. 18, 2004
By Jory Farr

LOS ANGELES - A salesman for a company that sprays on truck bed liners has won a jury verdict of $11.3 million for a 2001 acc...


Judges and Judiciary


Reporter's Notebook By Craig Anderson SAN JOSE - Randy Bishop, the former Los Gatos police detective charged as a co-conspira...


Insurance


California's Week: Mickey, Marriage, Steroids

Feb. 18, 2004
By Garry Abrams

Column By Garry Abrams Last week was an exceptionally busy news week, even for California, the state that just can't say no t...


Judges and Judiciary


Alameda, the Anachronism

Feb. 18, 2004
By Robert Selna

ALAMEDA - Superior Court Commissioner Tom Rasch once invited litigants to his house in Alameda. The occasion was not social. ...


Judges and Judiciary


LOS ANGELES - The burley man stood before Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Stuart M. Rice one day recently, toting a p...


Environmental


Chemical Exposure Deal Faces Hurdles

Feb. 18, 2004
By Dennis Pfaff

SAN FRANCISCO - A scaled-back version of a settlement state Attorney General Bill Lockyer once blasted as collusive and a thr...


Labor/Employment


Members Don't Vote With Union Label

Feb. 17, 2004
By Columnist

^^CHANGE IN BIO BOX^^ ^^Labor Law^^ Politicians chase labor -union endorsements, while union leaders seek greater clout in the...


Intellectual Property


Focus Column - Intellectual Property - By Andrew Klungness and Jessica J. Slusser - The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rece...


Forum Column - By Melanie E. Lomax - Some may view a third trial of former Inglewood Police Officer Jeremy Morse as an exercis...


Forum Column - By Father Greg Boyle - Mother Teresa said, lamenting the state of things in the world some years ago, "Our prob...


Labor/Employment


Employment Column - By Valerie Fontaine - Most lawyers, at some point in their career, consider relocating either to another s...


Government


Forum Column - By Kenneth Theisen - On Dec. 29, 2003, the General Accounting Office released a report titled "Department of En...


Judges and Judiciary


Judge Presided in Alphabet Bomber Case

Feb. 14, 2004
By Lorelei Laird

LOS ANGELES - Services will take place Saturday for retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Nancy Belcher Watson. Watson died...


Personal Injury & Torts


Jury Awards Trucker $13 Million

Feb. 14, 2004
By Joy Shaw

LOS ANGELES - A truck driver and his wife won a jury verdict of $13 million for a 1999 forklift accident that left him partial...


Criminal


Deputy DAs Re-Elect Controversial Leader

Feb. 14, 2004
By Leslie Simmons

LOS ANGELES - Prosecutor Steven J. Ipsen, who ran into trouble this year with a public attack on two Los Angeles Superior Cour...


Criminal


Attorneys Find Detainee Meetings Unacceptable

Feb. 14, 2004
By Brent Kendall

WASHINGTON - Two weeks ago, federal public defender Frank Dunham traveled from his office in Northern Virginia to a Navy base ...


Law Practice


Arthur Kinoy Was Proudly Boisterous Fighter

Feb. 14, 2004
By Erik Cummins

SAN FRANCISCO - It was 1966, and the House Un-American Activities Committee was grilling student anti-war protesters during a ...


Litigation


SAN DIEGO -In one of the first settlements of its kind in the nation, state Attorney General Bill Lockyer has reached an agree...


Civil Rights


S.F. Enters Same-Sex Marriage Fray

Feb. 14, 2004
By Tyler Cunningham

SAN FRANCISCO - "The contract of marriage is serious," San Francisco Assessor Mabel Teng said Thursday. "It is not to be taken...


Civil Rights


LOS ANGELES - California thrust itself into the national debate over gay marriage Thursday when San Francisco became the first...


Judges and Judiciary


Juvenile Humor

Feb. 14, 2004
By Dennis Opatrny

OAKLAND - As the bailiff asked the courtroom to come to order and please remain seated, Alameda County Juvenile Court Commissi...


Government


Veterans of Youth Camps Endorse Them

Feb. 13, 2004
By Susan Mc Rae

LOS ANGELES - It took a couple of tries, but juvenile camp helped turn Alfonso Visvet's life around, he said. "The camps are l...


Labor/Employment


Focus Column - Employment Law - By Jeffrey K. Winikow - Thirty years ago, a "personnel expert" would have done little more tha...


Labor/Employment


Forum Column - By Gary Phillips - Inglewood voters will probably decide in April whether they want a Wal-Mart Supercenter buil...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Forum Column - By Don T. Hibner Jr. - It is appalling that Attorney General Bill Lockyer has made a determination to file a fe...