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Jeeves Grows Greener With Educational Deal

Mar. 7, 2000
By Emma Varesio

Cooley Godward JEEVES GROWS GREENER WITH EDUCATIONAL DEAL Emeryville's Ask Jeeves Inc. acquired the Evergreen Project Inc. in...


Public Interest


Spin Report By John M. Curtis "We don't have inflation because the people are living too well ... we have inflation because th...


Law Practice


Longtime Orange County Prosecutor Dies

Mar. 7, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - Longtime Orange County prosecutor Ed Freeman, remembered by colleagues as a good lawyer who was "revered on both s...


Health Care & Hospital Law


Deadbeat Payors

Mar. 7, 2000
By Columnist

Physicians have an arsenal of weapons to use against delinquent payers. Physicians Have Many Options for Obtaining Reimburseme...


Family


Child Abduction

Mar. 7, 2000
By Columnist

THE CLOSER Kidnapping of a child by a noncustodial parent can do as much damage as abduction by a stranger. By Paula Savage C...


Government


DA Demotes Chief Assistant

Mar. 7, 2000
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

DA Demotes Chief Assistant SANTA ANA - Devallis Rutledge, Orange County's chief assistant district attorney who was stripped o...


Criminal


Mother Pleads in Chained Girl Case

Mar. 7, 2000
By Matthew Heller

RIVERSIDE - A woman who kept her 6-year-old daughter chained to a bed has avoided a possible life prison term for torture by p...


Criminal


SAN FRANCISCO - In the 1990s, Connie "Chip" Armstrong, who lived like a Texas tycoon of a bygone age, didn't rob with a gun. I...


Public Interest


Bush Says He Wants New Era

Mar. 7, 2000
By Columnist

FORUM George W. Bush sets out his agenda. ...


Firm Watch


Name Partner Goes In-House at a Dot-Com

Mar. 7, 2000
By Leslie Gordon

Troop Steuber NAME PARTNER GOES IN-HOUSE AT A DOT-COM Name partner Bruce D. Tobey is leaving Century City-based Troop Steuber...


Criminal


Rights of Immigrant Defendants to Be Heard

Mar. 7, 2000
By David Kravets

SAN FRANCISCO - It's a scene repeated over and again inside the halls of California's criminal courtrooms: A defendant pleads ...


Law Practice


General Counsel Keep a Wary Watch

Mar. 7, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

The legal community now knows how much a first-year associate can expect to be paid in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles' highest...


Firm Watch


Ken Allen , a partner at Townsend and Townsend and Crew in Palo Alto, is both a night owl and an early riser. He has to be to...


Large Firms


Fee Frenzy

Mar. 7, 2000
By Leslie Gordon

By Leslie A. Gordon A frequent visitor to a Yahoo bulletin board on salaries known as the Silicon Valley Greedy Associates Cl...


Law Practice


Rolling in the Dough

Mar. 7, 2000
By Staff Writer

The Big Five Threat DEWEY: Let's move on to multidisciplinary practices and where the practice of law is going, especially co...


Law Office Automation


Ordering Chaos

Mar. 7, 2000
By Tamara Scott

By Tamara Scott For large law firms pumping money and resources into information technology systems, the concept that that ha...


Government


Bar Associations Condemn Governors Remarks

Mar. 7, 2000
By Don De Benedictis

Joining a chorus of criticism, the presidents of six of California's largest bar associations have written Gov. Gray Davis to ...


Large Firms


Part-Time Partner

Mar. 7, 2000
By Leslie Gordon

By Leslie A. Gordon Mary Murphy spent most of her career as an associate unsure of whether she was on track for partner. A re...


Government


SACRAMENTO - U.S. Supreme Court justices presumably have watched with keen interest the GOP presidential race, which has seen ...


Government


SACRAMENTO - These are heady times for political reformers. Campaign finance restrictions have moved to firmer legal ground, t...


Criminal


SAN DIEGO - A man has been convicted of a hate crime based on gender for attacking a woman, apparently without reason, on a do...


Law Practice


Fees or Famine?

Mar. 7, 2000
By Jeffrey Anderson

Observers of the recent blizzard of associate salary hikes - at least those who have any sort of institutional memory - have o...


Transactions


Attorney and Client Grow Up Together

Mar. 7, 2000
By Katherine Gaidos

Larry Rabkin, name partner at Howard Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin in San Francisco, has seen his client Charle...


Entertainment & Sports


Clients are often displeased with the result we procure, even if it's fabulous given the facts. They think that since we know ...


Corporate


California Tops U.S. in Patents

Mar. 4, 2000
By Chris Ford

California led the nation in innovation last year, nabbing 20 percent of the patents issued to American inventors by the U.S....


Technology & Science


Sticky Web

Mar. 4, 2000
By Columnist

By Guylyn Cummins A host of cyberspace problems (especially Internet linking) are pitting First and 14th amendment protections...


Litigation


Cause Unknown

Mar. 4, 2000
By Leonard Novarro

Some 100,000 asbestos-related bodily injury or wrongful death cases have been resolved in the United States in the last 20 yea...


Litigation


Spurred On

Mar. 4, 2000
By Columnist

The ongoing Internet revolution has created tremendous new economic opportunities, most as yet unrealized. What is too little ...


Law Practice


Patent Lessons

Mar. 4, 2000
By Columnist

There's an oft-heard rumor that mediation in intellectual property cases is somehow fundamentally "different" than in cases wh...


This week's show opens with a suppression motion of a possession charge involving a small amount of pot by a juvenile. The leg...