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Large Firms


C. Douglas Kranwinkle, the managing partner of Los Angeles-based O'Melveny & Myers since 1996, will become the executive v...


Immigration


Frenzen's Passion Inspires Immigration Practice

Aug. 21, 2000
By Susan Mcraen

After nearly four years of court battles, attorney Niels Frenzen obviously is pleased that his clients, an Iraqi physician and...


Criminal


DA Charges Five Protesters With Felonies From Melees

Aug. 21, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

By Friday, the county district attorney's office had filed felony charges against five people involved in various melees surro...


Government


The 4th District Court of Appeal sent a massive San Bernardino County landfill project back to the drawing board Friday, rulin...


Immigration


Judge Frees Detained Iraqis

Aug. 21, 2000
By Susan Mcraen

After nearly four years in an immigration prison accused of being a risk to the security of the U.S. government, an Iraqi phys...


Education


SAN FRANCISCO - John P. Dwyer's journey to the leadership of the University of California, Boalt Hall, took him from the world...


Criminal


About the time Al Gore wrapped up the Democratic National Convention Thursday with his nomination speech, thousands of protest...


Judges and Judiciary


Chief Justice George Puts Judges on Council

Aug. 21, 2000
By Ed Kimble

Chief Justice Ron George, highlighting the growing importance of family law in California courts, has appointed three family a...


Law Practice


ACLU Fields Many Media Complaints

Aug. 21, 2000
By Ed Kimble

American Civil Liberties Union attorney Michael Small has fielded so many calls from news people claiming they were intentiona...


Intellectual Property


At the Beach

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

By William E. Maguire. Surfboards, swim fins, wet suits, swimsuits, sunglasses, sunscreen, bottled water, sandals, umbrellas, ...


Intellectual Property


Likelihood of Confusion

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

Must trademark owners police against use of virtually identical marks in remote fields because of Internet marketing?


Education


Kids in Crisis Topic Of Conference

Aug. 18, 2000
By Cheryl Romo

State Attorney General Bill Lockyer is slated to keynote the second annual "Children in Crisis" conference Aug. 30 at the Irvi...


Judges and Judiciary


Court Revises Code Of Judicial Ethics

Aug. 18, 2000
By Daniel Evans

Deciding that the rules which apply to trial court judges also should apply to appellate court justices, the California Suprem...


Law Practice


Frequent Flyers

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

By Theda C. Snyder. Although busy attorneys don't always have time to shop around for airfares, it's in your best interest to ...


Public Interest


St. Albans: The Prep School Al Gore Forgets to Mention

Aug. 18, 2000
By Contributing Writer

By David Plotz. Delegates to the Democratic Convention were harangued with endless hay-strewn yarns about Al Gore's rustic Ten...


Constitutional Law


Closed Cells

Aug. 18, 2000
By Columnist

By Pablo Agrio. During his administration, former California Gov. Pete Wilson effectively banned media access to prisoners, cl...


Law Practice


City Attorney on Domestic Violence Front Line

Aug. 18, 2000
By Leonard Novarro

SAN DIEGO - Before Casey Gwinn joined the city attorney's office in 1985, domestic violence was not strong on anyone's radar s...


Litigation


Former Nurse Loses Gender Discrimination Case

Aug. 18, 2000
By Daniel Evans

A former head nurse at a youth correctional facility, injured by another female employee upset over not being promoted, cannot...


Government


Tapes Reveal Alleged Extortion

Aug. 18, 2000
By Michael Jonathan Grinfeld

SANTA ANA--Jurors in the political corruption trial of a Santa Ana city councilman heard him describe in his own words how he ...


Law Practice


The California delegates to the Democratic National Convention made tons of scrambled eggs and French toast disappear each mor...


Communications


Injunction Blocks DVD De-Encryption Code

Aug. 18, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

The entertainment industry Thursday won one of the first legal battles in the ongoing war between the motion picture industry ...


Labor/Employment


Appellate Court Rules Against L.A. Officers

Aug. 18, 2000
By Daniel Evans

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a $175,000 judgment against the city of Los Angeles Thursday, ruling two whit...


Civil Rights


Thin Blue Line Blurs as Cops, Protesters Clash

Aug. 18, 2000
By David Houston

It looked like a disaster in the making Tuesday when gay rights marchers headed for Los Angeles police headquarters, where the...


Criminal


Observers See Protest Photos Taken by Police

Aug. 18, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

Brian, along with legal observers, was swept up in a mass arrest that included more than a dozen juveniles, while photographin...


Judges and Judiciary


Some might call the process a formality or even a coronation, but don't tell that to Judge Robert Mallano, who on the eve of h...


Government


Proclaiming himself "my own man," Democratic Party presidential nominee Al Gore called for "a better, fairer, more prosperous ...


Government


Police, protesters and politicians revved it up one more time in Los Angeles Thursday, the last day of that urban thrill ride ...


Criminal


Court Allows Disclosure of Witnesses

Aug. 18, 2000
By PETER BLUMBERG

SAN FRANCISCO - Despite a warning from prosecutors that three witnesses may be killed in retaliation for testifying in a L.A. ...


Government


Volunteer Cameraman Sees the Rougher Side

Aug. 18, 2000
By Susan Mcraen

When Reuben Rivas told friends he was volunteering as a legal observer for the National Lawyers Guild during the Democratic Na...


Law Practice


Young Democrats in suits with T-shirts and dresses with tennis shoes, danced to disco music all night long at the New Democrat...