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- Potential Cost of Defending DOMA Goes Up
- Retired Government Workers Don't Get Much Sympathy at Supreme Court
- Circuit Says Price-Fixing Suits by States Aren't Class Actions Subject to CAFA
- Latham Helps Atrium Medical Merge with Swedish Getinge Group
- Courts Brace for Realignment's New Sentencing System
- Gascon Trails Bock in DA Money Race
- Sixth District Reinstates Case Despite Prosecutorial Misconduct
- Court Reporters Now a Luxury Item in S.F., Other Civil Courts
- Parole Denials a Cause for Second Guessing
- Chevron Rainforest Case Drags Mud into Local Court
| Potential Cost of Defending DOMA Goes Up | Top |
| Retired Government Workers Don't Get Much Sympathy at Supreme Court | Top |
| In a closely watched case, Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar asked how counties could agree to benefit payment levels "in perpetuity." | |
| Circuit Says Price-Fixing Suits by States Aren't Class Actions Subject to CAFA | Top |
| Latham Helps Atrium Medical Merge with Swedish Getinge Group | Top |
| Courts Brace for Realignment's New Sentencing System | Top |
| Gascon Trails Bock in DA Money Race | Top |
| Sixth District Reinstates Case Despite Prosecutorial Misconduct | Top |
| Court Reporters Now a Luxury Item in S.F., Other Civil Courts | Top |
| Parole Denials a Cause for Second Guessing | Top |
| The state Supreme Court will revisit parole authority next week. Keith Wattley, who represents lifers, says the court three years ago made it too easy to keep someone locked up. | |
| Chevron Rainforest Case Drags Mud into Local Court | Top |
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