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- Viewpoint: BAR-ometer
- Nevada City Faces 'Bad Choice' Over Historic Courthouse
- The need for empathy on the high court
- Class Dismissed
- On the Move
- Lawyer Sues Over Ex-Client's Bad Review
- Winston & Strawn Loses Second Litigator in a Week
- Judicial Watchdog Says Riverside Judge Crossed Line In Run for DA
- IP Consulting Shop Ovidian Hires Baker Botts Partner
| Asbestos Dispute Will Test Component Parts Defense | Top |
| Viewpoint: BAR-ometer | Top |
| Rare departures from Winston ... Heller going to the mat against Greenberg ... Patent case against Twitter is #defensed | |
| Nevada City Faces 'Bad Choice' Over Historic Courthouse | Top |
| The need for empathy on the high court | Top |
| Class Dismissed | Top |
| Bay Area plaintiff firms are already adapting their practices to a post-Concepcion, post-Dukes world. | |
| 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. | |
| Lawyer Sues Over Ex-Client's Bad Review | Top |
| Winston & Strawn Loses Second Litigator in a Week | Top |
| Judicial Watchdog Says Riverside Judge Crossed Line In Run for DA | Top |
| In a public admonishment, the CJP faulted Paul Zellerbach for criticizing the incumbent, not recusing soon enough, and misusing his judicial title in his successful campaign. | |
| IP Consulting Shop Ovidian Hires Baker Botts Partner | Top |
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