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Investments


Investors Extend Casino Investments

Mar. 7, 2007
By Jason Songn

DEALS Cloumn - By Jason Song - Why are many private-equity investors embracing gaming, a business they once regarded as a gamb...


Technology & Science


LOS ANGELES - Time Warner's decision to pay a record $246 million to settle securities' fraud claims with a public pension fun...


Litigation


SAN FRANCISCO - A digital rights group is suing a man who says he created "the Electric Slide," putting the popular line dance...


Government


Despite the constitutional ban on state aid to churches, a government bond program funding religious schools is OK, a sharply ...


Judicial Profile


Johnnie B. Rawlinson was born in the City of Looms. Kannapolis, N.C., was home to Cannon Mills, once the world's largest produ...


Litigation


Historic Hotel Offers Homeless Remedy

Mar. 6, 2007
By Anat Rubinn

Once a mentally unstable homeless woman, Nanette Boone found a home and support services at the St. George, a long-term housin...


Large Firms


SAN FRANCISCO - David Bayless says he wasn't interested in moving to Covington & Burling from Morrison & Foerster when...


Judicial Profile


Just Like Aunt El

Mar. 6, 2007
By Max Follmer

Orange County Judge Kelly MacEachern was inspired by her aunt, a World-War-II-pilot-turned-lawyer. ...


Large Firms


Industry Watch - Patent lawyer Shane Hunter has moved cross-country from the Boston office of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glov...


Large Firms


Industry Watch - LOS ANGELES - Greenberg Glusker has announced that real-estate and land-use attorney James C. Hughes will be ...


Large Firms


Class Action: Simon Teams With Pearson

Mar. 6, 2007
By Emma Dewaldn

Industry Watch - When Bruce Simon left Burlingame's Cotchett, Pitre, Simon & McCarthy to open his own office, he said he h...


Entertainment & Sports


Class-Action Dissonance

Mar. 6, 2007
By Eric Berkowitzn

Focus Column - By Steven B. Katz - A recent California Supreme Court decision was hailed as a gain for class-action plaintiffs...


Large Firms


Bonding Over Struggle to Be No. 1

Mar. 6, 2007
By Haynes

Industry Watch - SAN FRANCISCO - David Casnocha is content being in the shadow of a behemoth - for now. ...


Criminal


SANTA ANA - A popular radio minister cannot sue a former employee over a false criminal accusation online, an appellate court ...


Environmental


Stoel Rives Litigator Joins Wendel Rosen

Mar. 6, 2007
By Emma Dewaldn

Industry Watch - There's an easy answer for why environmental litigator Bruce S. Flushman decided to move to Oakland's 55-lawy...


Technology & Science


Stem-Cell Agency Gets New General Counsel

Mar. 6, 2007
By Anne Marie Ruff

Industry Watch - Last Monday, state Deputy Attorney General Tamar Pachter won a significant victory for the California Institu...


Web Exclusive - SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge said Friday he would give a hard look at whether prosecutors are being vindict...


Government


Study Backs Mental-Health Courts

Mar. 6, 2007
By Anne Marie Ruff

A Rand Corp. study has found that mental-health courts possess the potential to save money for county and state governments, a...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - Just in time for the opening of a film about the Zodiac killer, whose mysterious crimes in the late 1960s terr...


WASHINGTON - Democrats are counting on former San Diego U.S. Attorney Carol E. Lam to finally open up about why she thinks the...


Government


Compromise Could Add Judgeship

Mar. 6, 2007
By Hurley

WASHINGTON - The overloaded 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals finally could get an additional judgeship, thanks to a proposal ...


Litigation


In Chambers

Mar. 5, 2007
By Alexa Hylandn

Small-Claims Cases Will Go Online in Ventura


Law Practice


On the Move

Mar. 5, 2007
By Alexa Hylandn

Industry Watch


Judicial Profile


ALL'S FAIR

Mar. 5, 2007
By Dennis Pfaffn

Despite his background as a deputy district attorney, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Griffin M.J. Bonini has gained a...


Construction


Gliders in for a Hard Landing

Mar. 3, 2007
By David Houstonn

The fabled hang gliders who launch from bluffs near Ortega Highway in Riverside County may be coming in for a hard landing. A ...


Criminal


A San Diego TV weatherman who claims he was harassed relentlessly by his former wife and in-laws after a nasty divorce can sue...


SANTA ANA - Melissa Sue Mitchell was "a young, up-and-coming attorney with a lot of talent," according to a colleague who shar...


Verdicts


SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys with Keker & Van Nest have won dismissal of a lawsuit filed by a Web site owner who claimed that...


Litigation


Ex-Counsel Admits Defrauding Fund

Mar. 3, 2007
By Drew Combsn

LOS ANGELES - The former in-house counsel to a Sherman Oaks-based trading firm admitted on Thursday to conspiring to defraud a...


Labor/Employment


Protecting Domestic Partners

Mar. 3, 2007
By Eric Berkowitzn

Employment Column - So, here you are. You run a business somewhere outside the Golden State but have employees in California. ...