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Appellate Practice
Court Orders a New Hearing for DUI Case Involving Biased Judge
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle
SANTA ANA - A state appellate panel has ordered a new hearing for an Orange County man whose license was suspended for driving...
CARSON - The mayor of Carson, who recently announced he would not seek re-election because of poor health, was arrested Thursd...
LOS ANGELES - Rhonel Aquino wanted to be a lawyer for four reasons. "So I could make a difference, so I could make a lot of mo...
SAN DIEGO - The judge in a $94.5 million land development case against the city had a social relationship with the winning pla...
Health Care & Hospital Law
Jury Awards Child-Abuse Victim $1.5 Million
By Matthew Heller
SAN BERNARDINO - After finding that an operator of homes for mentally disturbed children was liable for the sexual misconduct ...
WASHINGTON - John Ashcroft won Senate confirmation as attorney general Thursday, but 42 Democrats voted against the former Mis...
LOS ANGELES - Following a daylong hearing filled with contention and tears, a judge Thursday freed two teen murder witnesses f...
SAN FRANCISCO - The first prosecutor in the country to charge a dog owner with murder said Thursday that he believes the San F...
SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court handed insurance companies a substantial victory Thursday, holding 5-2 that the i...
SANTA ANA - An Orange County man faces a life sentence without the possibility of parole after a jury convicted him of murder ...
SAN FRANCISCO - When two firms back east merged to create Piper Marbury Rudnick & Wolfe in 1999, the move barely registere...
Developing comprehensive procedures for all firm tasks can enhance productivity, increase efficiency and, ultimately, expand p...
Daily correspondence with the public at the Superior Court Internet site has provided me with a feeling of societal connectedn...
LOS ANGELES - A man who gains access to a car trunk without using force or tools does not commit auto burglary, an appellate c...
When it comes to taxing the Internet, equal is not necessarily fair. It depends on the kind of equality at stake. Proponents o...
It is not easy to tell from some people's actions whether their brains have been scrambled by drugs or they're just sort of lo...
SAN FRANCISCO - After nearly 25 years of relying on a firmwide managing partner to do the job, Skjerven Morrill MacPherson has...
California property owners have been faced with the regulation of isolated wetlands and seasonal ponds located on their proper...
It's déjà vu all over again. On Dec. 2, 1965, a so-called blue-ribbon panel, the McCone Commission, found that Los Angeles off...
SAN FRANCISCO - Working lawyers have a posh new place to relax between hearings, or to negotiate with adversaries, or to wait ...
LOS ANGELES - The South Coast Air Quality Management District's limits on paint ingredients that harm the environment have wit...
LOS ANGELES - Services will take place today for James R. Hutter, retired partner of Los Angeles' Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher....
Courts have held that when someone who is under no obligation to provide a service voluntarily undertakes to do so, he will be...
LOS ANGELES - Two teen-agers who have been jailed two months waiting to testify in a capital murder trial will appear before a...
LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council signaled its intent Wednesday to locate $2 million in city funding for crime-preven...
SAN DIEGO - Latham & Watkins San Diego partner Dorn Bishop left the firm Wednesday to join the U.S. attorney's office. Bis...
LOS ANGELES - Don Samuelson figures he would have spent more time getting to know John Ashcroft in law school if he'd known th...
Litigation
Gambling Impresario Wynn's Win Leaves Publisher in Legal Limbo
By Garry Abrams
LOS ANGELES - If you can't trust Scotland Yard, who can you trust? That's the lingering riddle I take from a decision released...
Intellectual Property
With Suit Pending, Stanfordlawyer.com Returns to School
By Craig Anderson
SAN JOSE - A La Jolla attorney, calling himself a "big fan" of Stanford University, is giving up his claim to the stanfordlawy...