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    PO Box 49820
    Los Angeles , CA 90049
    Phone: (310) 231-3475
    Email: TomHallFamilyLaw@aol.com

    Loyola Law School



    Columns
    Title Category Published
    What constitutes discipline-worthy conduct in California? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Feb. 18, 2021
    Religious rulings under the new Gorsuch-Roberts court Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 3, 2018
    Judging is hard (even for the temporary kind) Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice Oct. 2, 2017
    Our flawed, millennial founders Constitutional Law, Government Sep. 14, 2017
    E-filing blues at the California Supreme Court California Supreme Court Jul. 31, 2017
    Unlawful detainer judges favor landlords Law Practice, Letters Jul. 7, 2017
    Special prosecutor rules and the case of the Groveland Boys Civil Rights May 18, 2017
    Special prosecutor rules and the case of the Groveland Boys Civil Rights May 16, 2017
    An interesting year for law Law Practice Apr. 22, 2017
    Family law litigants need judges who follow the law Family Mar. 25, 2017
    The distinction between belief and action Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 2, 2017
    Imagine the foster care system from the other point of view Perspective Jan. 31, 2017
    We mustn't abandon fundamental concepts of due process Perspective Aug. 31, 2016
    Unintended consequences California Supreme Court, Family Dec. 31, 2015
    The arc of history bends toward justice Perspective Nov. 26, 2015

    Verdicts & Settlements
    Case Name Topic Role Published
    Thomas M. Hall v. R.L. Spear Company; Coast Recording Equipment Supply, Inc. Construction Law Plaintiff Jan. 25, 1997
    Title Category Published
    What constitutes discipline-worthy conduct in California? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Feb. 18, 2021
    Religious rulings under the new Gorsuch-Roberts court Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 3, 2018
    Judging is hard (even for the temporary kind) Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice Oct. 2, 2017
    Our flawed, millennial founders Constitutional Law, Government Sep. 14, 2017
    E-filing blues at the California Supreme Court California Supreme Court Jul. 31, 2017
    Unlawful detainer judges favor landlords Law Practice, Letters Jul. 7, 2017
    Special prosecutor rules and the case of the Groveland Boys Civil Rights May 18, 2017
    Special prosecutor rules and the case of the Groveland Boys Civil Rights May 16, 2017
    An interesting year for law Law Practice Apr. 22, 2017
    Family law litigants need judges who follow the law Family Mar. 25, 2017
    The distinction between belief and action Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 2, 2017
    Imagine the foster care system from the other point of view Perspective Jan. 31, 2017
    We mustn't abandon fundamental concepts of due process Perspective Aug. 31, 2016
    Unintended consequences California Supreme Court, Family Dec. 31, 2015
    The arc of history bends toward justice Perspective Nov. 26, 2015
    Case Name Topic Role Published
    Thomas M. Hall v. R.L. Spear Company; Coast Recording Equipment Supply, Inc. Construction Law Plaintiff Jan. 25, 1997
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