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Law Practice


Teaching Change

May 2, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

UCLA Professor William Rubenstein , 39, used to fear teaching law. "I thought the downside of teaching was having to teach civ...


Real Estate/Development


INSTITUTIONAL BRIEFS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

Sacramento - The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors voted to spend more than $16 million to upgrade Terminal B at Sacrame...


Real Estate/Development


MANAGEMENT BRIEFS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

Los Angeles - As Los Angeles' worsening land shortage spawns a growing need to recycle old buildings, the concepts of brandin...


Real Estate/Development


PARCELS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

Is this where the expression "Shop till you drop" comes from? General Growth Properties of Chicago says it is providing at le...


Law Practice


Dean of Silicon Valley

May 2, 2000
By Elizabeth Freudenthal

Ruth Edman straddles the legal, academic and corporate worlds in a unique job she didn't know she wanted until she had it. She...


Government


Ex-PD Files Bias Suit, Claims Forced to Resign

May 2, 2000
By Anne La Jeunesse

A former Los Angeles County deputy public defender has filed a race-gender-and-age-discrimination lawsuit against the county, ...


Juvenile


Many of the 187 kids who died unnatural deaths in Los Angeles County in 1998 were minorities from poor families that had had p...


Labor/Employment


Abandoning War on Drugs Wont Help

May 2, 2000
By Contributing Writer

Kevin Zeese cites what he believes to be a number of failed attempts to control drugs as justification for throwing in the tow...


Real Estate/Development


INVESTMENT BRIEFS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

A vintage Financial District highrise sold for the third time in three years. Locally based Brennan Enterprises paid $26 mill...


Real Estate/Development


CORPORATE BRIEFS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

San Jose - Despite plans to build a 1 million-square-foot campus in south San Jose, Cisco Systems signed a lease to take 10 b...


Labor/Employment


Check Points

May 2, 2000
By Columnist

Practitioner: Employment Law By Julie A. Vogelzang It is important to periodically review these laws in order to ensure compli...


Law Practice


Flying High

May 2, 2000
By Tamara Scott

Corporate attorney Eric A. S. Richards says that lawyers should develop a practice in an area of the law they truly enjoy. "It...


Law Practice


Partnered for Success

May 2, 2000
By Melissa Onstad

Sometimes, it's what you know and who you know that spell success. At least, it seems the case for 32-year-old bankruptcy and ...


Large Firms


Start-Up Lawyer

May 2, 2000
By Meredith Alexander

Caroline Mead is often treated to dazzling Powerpoint presentations by the founders of start-up companies. Afterward, the entr...


Family


By Ronald E. Lais and Merritt L. McKeon A clear majority of people in the world believe that Elian Gonzalez belongs with his f...


Government


By Bernard P. Wolfsdorf U.S. asylum law requires refugees to demonstrate "a well-founded fear of persecution on account of rac...


YEAR-TO-DATE AND ANNUAL COMPARISONS (BUILDING PERMIT VALUATIONS IN $1,000s) A. INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS B. OFFICE BUILDINGS C. ST...


Real Estate/Development


California REIT Report

May 2, 2000
By Brenda Mc Gann

Information for this report was taken from REIT Watch, a monthly statistical report of the National Association of Real Estat...


Immigration


By John C. Eastman Janet Reno's mission seems to be to send Elian Gonzalez back to Cuba immediately and be done with this thor...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Patient Attorney

May 2, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

Mark Hiepler strikes fear in the hearts of HMO administrators and defense attorneys. Cigna Health Corp., United Health and Met...


Real Estate/Development


DESIGN BRIEFS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

Emeryville - The American Institute of Architects selected 10 examples of viable design solutions that protect and enhance th...


Real Estate/Development


CLOSING

May 2, 2000
By Jane Zastrow

By R. Patrick McGinley Tensions are rising between shopping centers and Internet "e-tailers," to judge from a recent story fr...


Large Firms


Rothman Memorial Set for Thursday

May 2, 2000
By Staff Reports

A memorial has been scheduled for prominent Los Angeles trial lawyer Frank Rothman, who died Tuesday at the age of 73. It will...


Law Practice


Teen Mentor

May 2, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Gonzalo "Sal" Torres is a man of many talents. At age 39, he is the mayor of Daly City, mentor to Bay area teen-agers, and ass...


Family


By Kathrin Mautino Elian's placement with his Miami relatives was not, on its face, contrary to Immigration and Naturalization...


Large Firms


Passionate Practitioner

May 2, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Alonzo Wickers , a First Amendment associate with the Los Angeles office of Davis Wright Tremaine, has found the secret to hap...


Law Practice


Road Less Taken

May 2, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

Like the fabled dot-com pioneers of Silicon Valley, Jonathan Hangartner is one of a new breed of lawyers who are taking matter...


Corporate


Coast to Coast

May 2, 2000
By Elizabeth Freudenthal

After four years practicing high-tech corporate law in the Bay Area, Curtis Mo has a book of business topping $8 million - not...


Government


Inmate Sues Prison Over Barbers

May 2, 2000
By Tessa Jarrett

RIVERSIDE - Don Victor Harbolt left a big tip the last time he went in for a haircut: Clean your tools better. The California ...


Real Estate/Development


RETAIL BRIEFS

May 2, 2000
By Ron Mc Nees

The project manager for The Gotcha Glacier, a 600,000-square-foot sports entertainment facility, has guaranteed that the proj...