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- Audit Faults S.F. Court's Cost Controls
- Powers Parts Ways With Weil, Gotshal, Will Start Own Firm
- Life after Death: How Abolition Could Change California's Justice System
- Asian Companies Driving More Deals for Solar Energy
- Viewpoint: BAR-ometer
- On the Move
- Viewpoint: Class Actions Not Dead after 'Concepcion'
- AG Asked to Review Extra Pay and Perks for Trial Court Judges
- Jury Rules for Mattel in Licensing Dispute With Board Game Inventor
- Jones Day's Fulmer Is Latest IP Hire for SNR Denton
| Audit Faults S.F. Court's Cost Controls | Top |
| Powers Parts Ways With Weil, Gotshal, Will Start Own Firm | Top |
| Life after Death: How Abolition Could Change California's Justice System | Top |
| Opponents of the death penalty hope a study on the cost of capital punishment will spark new doubts about the wisdom of condemning killers to die. | |
| Asian Companies Driving More Deals for Solar Energy | Top |
| Viewpoint: BAR-ometer | Top |
| Ten years of litigation up in smoke for two public interest firms ... San Diego Bar limits discovery via Facebook ... Illston orders chill pill for Bonds counsel | |
| On the Move | Top |
| A weekly report of lawyer moves and law firm changes. Keep abreast of where movers and shakers are going and what they're doing. | |
| Viewpoint: Class Actions Not Dead after 'Concepcion' | Top |
| AG Asked to Review Extra Pay and Perks for Trial Court Judges | Top |
| The inquiry from the CJP's Victoria Henley has surprised judges who thought the matter was settled. | |
| Jury Rules for Mattel in Licensing Dispute With Board Game Inventor | Top |
| Jones Day's Fulmer Is Latest IP Hire for SNR Denton | Top |
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