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California - March, 2012

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• Wal-Mart Sex Bias Plaintiffs Defend Pared Class In New Case
• Calif. High Court To Mull Employer Arbitration Deals Again
• Bingham Loses Fight To Arbitrate Ex-Lawyer's Bias Suit
• Judge Won't Toss Ex-NFL Players' Suit Against EA
• Energy Co. Sues Edison Over Terminated Wind Farm Deal
• Judge Combines Class Actions Over Apple's Siri Ads
• Groupon To Pay $8.5M To End MDL Over Shortdated Deals
• 9th Circ. Dismisses TV Bundling Action Again
• SEC Told To Seek Wells Fargo MBS Docs Outside Court
• Collecting ZIP Codes To Combat Credit Card Fraud
• Oracle Drops DRAM Price-Fixing Suit Against Micron
• Questioning The Enforcement Of Arbitration Provisions
• Lambda Says Gay Juror's Dismissal Illegal In GSK-Abbott Row
• Carrier IQ Seeks To Merge Smartphone Privacy Cases In Calif.
• Crowell & Moring Nabs Winston & Strawn Competition Wiz
• Judge Trims Search Data Suit Against Google
• RV Groups Take Fight With Forest Service To High Court
• McDermott Brings Over Patent Litigation Pro From Orrick
• Sheppard Mullin Lands Real Estate Ace With Energy Focus
• Volcano Owes Subsidiary's Shareholders $27M, Suit Says
• Developer Set To Build Stalled San Fran Condo Tower
• Mercedes-Benz Escapes Class Cert. In Water Leak Suit
• SAG Vote Still On After Sheen Fails To Halt AFTRA Merger
• Ex-LA Coliseum Official Cops To Role In Kickback Scheme
• Case Study: Pyro Spectaculars V. Souza
• Calif. Court Says 2nd Employee Contract Trumps 1st
• UMG, Rapper Duck Ex-Drug Kingpin's Name-Rights Suit
• Roche Bumps Illumina Cash Offer Up To $6.5B
• Employment Lessons From 'Desperate Housewives' Case
• Quaker Can't Fully Escape False Labeling Suit Over Trans Fats
• Navy Officials, Contractors Admit To $6M In Fraud
• Anna Nicole Smith's Estate Seeks Sanctions In Inheritance Feud
• Calif. Courts Pay High Price For Abandoned Computer Project
• Judge Drops Samsung's Call For IPhone 4S Patent Claims
• Inventor Says Apple, Sony Lifted Patented Data Technology
• Arent Fox Stays On In $580M Investment Hoax Suit
• Judge Again Tosses Abbott Patent For Inequitable Conduct
• E-Trade Inactivity Fee Class Action Trimmed
• 23-Story, $172M Marriott Tower Planned For Downtown LA
• Male Job Applicant Accuses CBS Of Sex Discrimination
• Borrowers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive JPMorgan Loan Fraud Suit
• Google Offers $2.8M If Android Infringed Oracle Patents
• Planners Delay Vote On Controversial Hollywood Rezoning
• Symphony Technology Raises $870M Fund
• Covidien Doesn't Infringe Surgical Seal Patent, Judge Says
• Man Vs. Machine: Siri Doesn't Always Do As It's Told
• Must-Have Performance Metrics For Law Departments
• Calif. Assembly OKs Bill Guarding Cities' Housing Funds
• GE, Cardinal Accused Of Manipulating Cardiac Imaging Market
• 'Glory' Makers Deny Stealing Idea For 'Last Samurai'
• Former C&H Sugar Employee's $5.5M Asbestos Win Stands
• Ex-Latham Atty To Fill GC Post At Broadband Co. Ubiquiti
• Philips, Chunghwa Pay $37M To End CRT Price-Fixing Claims
• RE Lawyers See Hotel Market Gaining Steam On The Coasts
• Venable Adds 3 Partners To New LA Real Estate Practice
• RockYou Tightens Data, Child Privacy Protections In FTC Deal
• UCLA Regents Mull Hotel Project Amid Hoteliers' Gripes
• Makeup Giants Want Animal-Testing Class Action Nixed
• Rapiscan Can't Shake X-Ray Distributor's $30M Contract Suit
• JPMorgan Can't Ditch Force-Placed Policy Action
• Bingham Seeks Arbitration In Ex-Lawyer's Bias Suit
• Costs Don't Have To Affect Medicaid Rates: Calif. Court
• Fender, Others Pick At Antitrust Action's Scanty Evidence
• Glaxo Settles Cancer Treatment IP Skirmish With Genentech
• Enviros Challenge DOI Over Major Calif. Solar Project
• Wal-Mart Faces Class Action Over Bogus Joint Health Pills
• Insurers V. Out-Of-Network Providers: An Ongoing Battle
• Sidley Hires Bingham Wage-And-Hour Pro
• Calif. Panel To Review Bill Expanding Family Leave
• DC Tells 9th Circ. It Owns All Rights To Superman
• High Court Won't Weigh In On NLRB Counsel's Power
• High Court Seeks US View On LA Port's Truck Rules
• Expert Cleared To See Toyota's Secrets In Brake MDL
• Phone Customers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive AT&T Spam Suit
• Hasbro Can't Kill Sales Of Asus 'Transformer' Laptops
• 9th Circ. Keeps Calif. Medicaid Cuts Blocked
• Clyde & Co. Attracts D&O Insurance Crew From Tucker Ellis
• Groupon Backer NEA Debuts New $2.3B Venture Capital Fund
• Roche Again Extends $5.7B Offer To Illumina Shareholders
• LA City Council Wants Retail Chains Shut Out Of Chinatown
• Dukes Dooms Clear Channel, Live Nation Monopoly Suits
• 9th Circ. Bows Out Of 'Chipmunks' Film Rights Dispute
• Katten Caps Q1 Real Estate Moves With Greenberg Hires
• Girardi & Keese Can't Shake Client Abandonment Claims
• Judge Certifies Class Against Coldwell in $55M Scam
• Monitise Shells Out $173M For Mobile Banking Rival
• '300' Producer Sues Atty Over $17M Verdict
• Plantronics Bluetooth Earbud Patent Silenced In Aliph Row
• Calif. High Court To Hear Post-Concepcion Arbitration Case
• Ex-Weitz Atty Claims Firm Took Rival's Confidential Files
• Medco Settles CalPERS Bribery Suit For $3M
• Calif. High Court Declines Review Of Visa Damages Ruling
• Calif. High Court Refusal Could Limit CEQA Reviews
• Nonparty Insurers Can Seek FINRA Arbitration, Court Rules
• SEC Says Wells Fargo Stonewalling Its $60B MBS Probe
• $120M Calif., NRG Settlement Creates Car-Charging Network
• Judge Upholds Class Cert. In Acer Faulty Laptop Suit
• Cryobank Denied Coverage In Fighting Investor Fraud Claims
• Ex-SK Foods CEO Pleads Guilty To Price-Fixing
• Toyota Dragged Into PJC's Vehicle Tracking IP Campaign
• Linkin Park's $2.4M Coverage Suit Against Lloyd's Stays Alive
• James Cameron Denies Stealing 'Avatar' From Fantasy Writer
• Tax Benefits Biased Under DOMA, Calif. Employees Say
• Covidien To Shell Out $108M For Ventilator Maker
• Neutrogena Faces Action Over Quick Wrinkle Reduction Claims
• Yoplait Greek Yogurt Neither Greek Nor Yogurt, Suit Posits
• Calif.'s Budget Woes Could Doom Redevelopment Bills
• Enviros Sue LA County Over Massive Residential Project
• Wells Fargo, Other Creditors To Work With Stockton, Calif.
• Ariz. Utility Dodges Spoiled-Food Class Claims
• Judge Trims Native American Group's Chevron Project Suit
• Imperial's Disclosure Statement Wins Over FDIC Concerns
• HP Boots Derivative Suit Over Alleged Bribes
• Ex-Veritas Exec Settles With SEC Over $20M Inflation
• Microsoft, Tivo Make Peace In DVR Patent Battle
• Wal-Mart Says Latest Dukes Class Claims Are Time-Barred
• Request For 2 Trials Shot Down In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• Ex-LA Coliseum Managers Arrested Amid Kickback Scandal
• Honda Owners File Class Action Over Oil-Thirsty Accords
• PG&E Says Post-Blast Pipeline Work Should Reduce Fines
• Goodwin Procter Adds Wilson Sonsini Employment Atty
• Ex-Boeing Worker Asks High Court To Nix Espionage Sentence
• Yahoo Faces Action For Disclosing Names Of Email Senders
• Smithfield Seeks $326M For Factory Fire Started By Marine
• Why The 9th Circ. Should Overrule Batzel V. Smith
• Key Takeaways From US V. AU Optronics
• Wash. Takes Emergency Contraceptives Ruling To 9th Circ.
• Hershey Pushes Out Older Workers, Class Action Says
• JPMorgan Settles Action Over Forced Insurance Policies
• Calif. Bill Seeks To Limit Use Of License Plate Data
• Baker & McKenzie Will Shutter San Diego Office
• Calif. Court Says FAA Guidelines Don't Trump State Law
• Wal-Mart Will Pay Calif. $2M For Overcharging Customers
• Blackstone Takes $70M Controlling Stake In San Fran Hotel
• Indirect Buyers Fight For Foreign Evidence In LCD MDL
• Best Best & Krieger Sued Over Arbitration Advice
• LA County OKs Housing, Senior Center In Marina Del Rey
• NY, Calif. Customers Sue Over Google's Privacy Rules
• ADM, Others Fight Corn Syrup False Advertising Claims
• Ex-Village People Singer Argues For Copyright Termination
• Latham Advises On Assignment In $600M Apex Purchase
• Vista Affiliate's $250M Buy Of CDC Software Gets Nod
• Calif. Bill Aims To Protect Unemployed From Job Bias
• NASA Says Admin Was Fired For Poor Work, Not Beliefs
• Suit Over 'Hogan's Heroes' Rights Heads To Arbitration
• Calif. Water District Gets Tentative OK In Coverage Suit
• Busy Google Atty Can't Delay Oracle IP Trial
• Judge Denies Class For Female Guards In Harassment Case
• 9th Circ. Clears JPMorgan In Bank's $130M Ponzi Scheme
• Ex-Worker Says Wells Fargo Let Visas Expire, Denied Severance
• Chemical Co. B&B Resolves Calif. CERCLA Suit For $2M
• Michael Jackson Attys Get $2.5M In Secret Taping Case
• Judge Tainted $60M Trademark Row, NuVasive Tells 9th Circ.
• A Raw Deal For Tort Plaintiffs
• A Giant Leap Forward In Reducing GHGs In Calif.
• The Latest In Anti-Spam — Balsam V. Trancos
• Ex-Empire Land CEO, Attys Face Sanctions Bid In Ch. 7
• Benihana Denied Sanctions For Destroyed Docs In OT Action
• Calif. Chief Justice Warns Of Looming Case Delays
• Calif. Arbitration Rulings Seek To Dodge Concepcion
• Hasbro Targets Asus In 'Transformers' Laptop Ban
• Calif. High Court Nixes Permit For PG&E Power Plant
• Power Cos. Battle Antitrust Claims Over Calif. Energy Crisis
• Calif. To Take Up Utility Commission Revolving-Door Bill
• Jones Day Takes 3 From Foley's Private Equity Team
• High Court Won't Hear Brocade Exec's Appeal In Fraud Case
• GM Can't Dodge Publicity Rights Suit Over Einstein Ad
• Mistrial Declared In 'Desperate Housewives' Firing Suit
• CAA Scripts Strong Finale To TV Writer Age Bias Claims
• Industry Group Shut Out From Pulp Mill Regs Suit
• Hollywood Studios Dodge Blu-Ray Class Action
• Dodgers, Beaten Fan Reach Deal On Bankruptcy Claim
• Ex-Workers Say Louis Vuitton Skimped On Personal Day Pay
• Kirkland Helps Vista Make $2B Bid For Software Co. Misys
• Ex-Baggage Worker Says Delta Fired Him For Having HIV
• Calif. Court To Mull Whether Privacy Law Covers Online Cos.
• 9th Circ. Affirms Denial Of Class Cert. In Aerotek OT Case
• Mintz Levin Set To Open San Francisco Office
• Calif. Agency Adds Methanol To Prop. 65 List
• Deadlocked 'Desperate Housewives' Jurors Sent Home
• Calif. Real Estate Developer Indicted In $7M Bond Scheme
• Neighbors Resist George Lucas Studio Development Plans
• 9th Circ. Gives AT&T Another Shot To Arbitrate Class Action
• Baxter Scores $24M Judgment In Fresenius Patent Suit
• Schwarzenegger's Medicare Rule Opt-Out For Anesthetists OK'd
• 9th Circ. Says Pension Summary Flaws Don't Warrant Damages
• $170M Honda Gas Mileage Settlement Gets Final OK
• Weatherman Claims CBS Favors Younger Female Applicants
• After $470M Default, MPG To Surrender LA Skyscrapers
• Abdul-Jabbar Promises New Fight With Upper Deck CEO
• Temptations Ain't Too Proud To Sue UMG For Digital Royalties
• Jury Rules In Favor Of Carl Zeiss In Lens Patent Suit
• Kohl's Brings End To OT Class Action With Settlement
• The Influence Of Settlements On Contribution Claims
• Loan Servicer Aurora Beats Suit Challenging Foreclosures
• Class Action Firm Accused Of Plagiarizing Lawsuits
• Android Users Say Google Doesn't Vet Apps In Store
• J-M False Ad Class To Win Cert. In PVC Pipe Action
• Jury Deadlocked In 'Desperate Housewives' Firing Case
• Business Groups Back BofA In 9th Circ. Teller Seat Fight
• Apple Asks 9th Circ. To Unplug ITunes Antitrust Row
• 9th Circ. Keeps Alive Hendricks' Pursuit Of Funkadelic Royalties
• PG&E, Contractors Pay $30M To Douse Forest Fire Suits
• PG&E To Pay $3.6M To Settle Chromium Pollution Claims
• New Schiff Hardin Hire Boosts SF Real Estate Team
• Goldman Sachs Can't Escape Credit Unions' MBS Suit
• Jamba Juice Smoothie Kits Not 'All-Natural,' Says Suit
• Argyll Accused Of Running $16M Stock-Backed Loan Scam
• LA Developers Scale Back $1B Hotel, Office Project
• NRC To Inspect Tube Failures At Calif. Nuclear Plant
• Sur La Table Kept Employees On the Clock, Suit Says
• Fox, Big Ten Say NCAA Athletes Owe $125K In Sanctions
• Busy Google Atty Asks To Postpone Oracle IP Trial
• Judges Accuse Calif. Of Denying Them Pension Benefits
• Sidley Austin Adds Dewey Tax Partner To Energy Practice
• Nationwide Class Loses Cert. Bid In HP Printer Defect Row
• Shire Inks $325M Deal For Blood Disorder Drug Co.
• Judge Combines 2 Suits Over Egg Donor Price Caps
• Fenwick Reps Cisco In $5B Software Buy From News Corp.
• Yahoo's IP Suit Against Facebook Could Backfire, Attys Say
• Calif. Court Sides With Insurers In Bad Faith Case
• Fund Manager Lied About Facebook Stock Holdings, SEC Says
• 9th Circ. Upholds Law Delisting Gray Wolves In Rockies
• LA Developer To Buy Fairmont San Fran Hotel For $200M
• New 49ers Stadium Clears Final Financial Hurdle
• Motorola May Still Be On Hook Over Phone Updates
• 9th Circ. Seeks Amicus Briefs On Medicare Claim Appeals
• Sheridan Says ABC Execs Lied To Shield 'Housewives' Creator
• 9th Circ. Blows Away Cost Award In Gun Range Cleanup Case
• Judge OKs Chevron ZIP Code Collection At Calif. Pumps
• FTC Recovers $17M From Pyramid Schemer In Fraud Suit
• Calif.'s Post-Redevelopment Agency Landscape
• The Uncertainty Of Medicaid Entitlement Enforcement
• Fearful Class Rep Flees Facebook 'Like' Ad Action
• Ticketmaster Tells 9th Circ. It's Entitled To $4M Defense
• Calif. Appeals Court Nixes Avis Parking Ticket Fee Case
• Qualcomm Gets Claims Cut From Gabriel's $1B IP Suit
• NASA Says Budget Cuts, Not Religion, Led To Worker's Firing
• Calif. Judges Fight Posting Of Financial Forms On Web
• Oracle's Damages Expert Rebuffed In Android Patent Row
• Coca-Cola Says Making Workers Do Math No Labor Violation
• Loeb & Loeb Snags IP, Media Pro For LA Office
• Jury Convicts AUO, 2 Execs Of LCD Price-Fixing Plot
• Injured CalPERS Members Say They're Stiffed On Benefits
• Judge Cuts Battery Claim From 'Desperate Housewives' Suit
• FDA Warns Staples To Control Rodents At Calif. Warehouse
• Littler Lures Benefits Duo From Allen Matkins In LA
• Loeb & Loeb Brings In M&A, PE Partner From Jones Day
• 7 States Urge 9th Circ. To Reject Calif. Carbon Cap
• Abercrombie Can't Sit Out Worker's Action Over Seating
• HSBC Took $77M In Payments From Insurers, Suit Says
• DOT Puts Up $900M For BART Rail Line Extension
• JPL Painted Fired Worker's Theory As Religion, Judge Hears
• Toyota Can't Force Arbitration In Faulty Acceleration MDL
• Chevron Cuts Down Much Of Gas Station Cleanup Suit
• Case Delays Expected Following Court Reporter Cuts
• Yahoo Goes After Facebook To Defend Advertising, Privacy IP
• Comcast Wrongly Billed Disconnected Customers, Suit Says
• GM Ads For Terrain Could Mislead Drivers, Judge Says
• Ron Paul Can't Force YouTube, Twitter To Unveil Ad's Maker
• Greenberg Traurig Leases 4 Floors In LA High-Rise
• Apple Critic's Action Calls Siri Ads Misleading
• Upper Deck CEO Was Drunk At Deposition, Abdul-Jabbar Says
• Frito-Lay To Chip In $2M To End Workers' Commission Row
• Calif. County Wants Claims Cut Loose From Plasma MDL
• 'Housewives' Worker Claims Sheridan Cover-Up, Attys Say
• Sullivan Aids Union Bank In $1.5B Buy Of Calif. Rival
• PG&E Hands San Bruno $70M To Resolve Explosion Claims
• Judge Upholds TCPA In Fight Over Jiffy Lube Spam Texts
• Parents Fail To Keep Suit Over Facebook Kid Ads In Ill.
• Epstein Brings Proskauer Union Foe To LA Office
• Apple Wants Samsung Punished For Withholding Source Code
• Panda Express Settles Wage Statement Class Action
• Why Communications Is Key To Merger And Lateral Success
• Ex-Worker Accuses Sanyo Of Wage, Privacy Violations
• Calif. Court Won't Rehear Fight Over Development's Impact
• Coca-Cola Unit Sued Over 'Misleading' Simply Orange Labels
• Consumers Say 500K VWs Burn Motor Oil Too Quickly
• 9th Circ. Scraps Suit Over Insight Accounting Errors
• Canadian Developer Planning $100M LA High-Rise
• Consumers Claim JC Penney Ads Gloss Over Jewelry Quality
• LCD Consumers Worry Joint Trial Will Confuse Jury
• Calif. Mulls Easing Abortion Law As Other States Set Limits
• Ousted Cochran Firm Partner Sues Ex-Colleagues
• Stern Doesn't Bar Bankruptcy Court From Hearing Claims: Judge
• Azur, Avanir Push To Arbitrate $35M FazaClo Feud
• Producer Says Sheridan Forgot Lines, Was Late To Set
• NCAA Players Slam Sanctions In Antitrust Suit Over Likenesses
• Joule Africa To Build $1B Cameroon Hydro Plant
• Enviros Sue To Block Massive Calif. Development
• Honda Paints Defect Suit As Bid To Whitewash Warranty
• Android Makers Colluded To Boycott NPEs, Says Antitrust Suit
• DOE Warns Lockheed Unit Over Worker Exposure To Toxins
• Insight Takes Quest Software Private In $2B Deal
• Calif. Water Bill Puts Enviro Settlements In Question
• Jacobs Brass Beats Investors' Excessive Pay Suit
• Latham & Watkins Reps Boston Scientific In $1.3B Deal
• Paul Hastings Wants Brobeck Suit Out Of Bankruptcy Court
• Bottling Co. Exec Sued For Insider Trading On Coca-Cola Deal
• Nordstrom's Arbitration Bid Rebuffed In Wage Action
• Pepsi, Coke Alter Caramel Coloring To Escape Cancer Warning
• 'Desperate Housewives' Creator Denies Hitting Sheridan
• Attys Arrested Over Calif. Loan Modification Scam
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. Feds Can't Snuff State Land Rights
• Alston & Bird Leases 80,000 Square Feet In LA High-Rise
• BofA Says Calif. Seating Rule Doesn't Apply To Tellers
• Chinese Media Co.'s IPO Wasn't Misleading, Court Hears
• Bingham Grabs Corporate Pro From Manatt Phelps
• Criminal Price-Fixing Suit Against Auto Cos. Gets Go-Ahead
• Fitzgerald Abbott Adds Real Estate Pro In Oakland
• Motorola Blasts Apple's Gripes Over Qualcomm License Deal
• Goldman, Merrill Must Bare Evidence In 'Naked' Shorts Row
• Consumer Class Bid Nixed In Del Monte Monopoly Row
• Tackling 'Pay-For-Delay' In Calif. Supreme Court
• Streamlining The CEQA Process
• Calif. Legislators Set To Weigh Hydropower Bill
• Judge Blocks Rival Botox Drug In Trade Secrets Trial
• MetLife, Others Can't Duck Claims Over $228M Ponzi Ties
• Investor Fights Illumina's Poison Pill Against Roche Bid
• AU Optronics Jurors Asleep On The Job, Literally
• Activision Stole 'World Of Warcraft' Voice, Worker Says
• Calif.'s Deregulation Of Unlisted Phone Fees Upheld
• KeyBank Can Force Arbitration Under Concepcion: 9th Circ.
• McDermott Grabs Wilson Sonsini IP Pro In Silicon Valley
• Amgen Seeks High Court Review Of Investor Class Cert.
• Sacramento Council Approves $391M NBA Stadium
• Writers Hid Plan For 'Housewives' Death, Creator Testifies
• ConocoPhillips Meal Break Class Survives Cert. Challenge
• Boiron To Pay Up To $12M To End False Advertising Suits
• Allstate Gets OK For $2.7M Settlement In False Billing Suit
• Your Health Is Not Your Employer's Business
• Tort Wars: The Calif. Legislature Strikes Back
• Judge Pares Claims In Allstate Wildfire Suit
• Farmers To Pay Workers $7M To Settle ERISA Action
• AIG Unit Fined For Underpaying Fire Victims' Claims
• High Court Lets Privacy Limits On Calif. Fishermen Stand
• Teri Hatcher Can't Duck Ex-Business Partner's Contract Suit
• 9th Circ. Says District Court Bankruptcy Orders Out Of Scope
• Cert. Denial Was Error, Aerotek Workers Tell 9th Circ.
• LA Superior Court's Cuts Signal Major Case Delays
• Nicollette Sheridan Worried About Retaliation, Jury Hears
• Bankrupt Semiconductor Co. Ends DRAM Price-Fixing Suit
• Wilson Sonsini Helps Cleantech Co. Nab $100M In Funding
• McKenna Long, Luce Complete Firm Merger After Delay
• Insurance Co. Exec Settles SEC Suit Over Chemring Trades
• Harley-Davidson, Brando Estate Settle Boot IP Fight
• Alston & Bird Lures Ballard Spahr Real Estate Partner
• Carroll Burdick Adds IP Pros In German Merger
• American Apparel CEO Triumphs In Loan Dispute With Ex
• LA Atty Gets 60 Days For Edwards Campaign Donations
• Allianz Can Arbitrate GE Turbine Dispute, 9th Circ. Says
• Zynga Buys San Fran HQ For $228M
• Plaintiff In 'Big Pimpin'' IP Suit Still Lacks Standing
• 12 Angry Tweets: Jurors And Social Media Use
• Atty Fee Appeal Could Chill Calif. Meal Break Claims
• 9th Circ. Says Nev.'s BofA Mortgage Suit Belongs In State Court
• Toyota's 1st Sudden Acceleration Trial Set For Nov.
• Premerger Plans Aren't Anti-Competitive: Calif. Court
• SF 49ers Stadium Financing Won't Get 2nd Vote
• McGuireWoods Seeks Attys' Fees In 9th Circ. Hearing
• Ex-Sidley Austin Patent Attorney Joins Sheppard Mullin
• Rockwell Collins, Engineers Settle OT Dispute For $1.2M
• 'Housewives' Creator Rips Sheridan's Off-Camera Conduct
• Equinix Bests Investor Suit Over $700M Merger Forecasts
• High Court Ends Perfect 10's Copyright Row With Google
• Facebook On The Ropes In 'Faceporn' Trademark Suit
• Hain Says Federal Law Preempts Calif. Organic Standard
• Eliminating A Standing Requirement Under Calif. UCL, FAL
• UK Biotech Co. Abcam Expands With $170M Epitomics Buy
• Google Mass Texts Aren't Protected Speech, Judge Says
• Sandra Bullock Targets Watch Co. Over Use Of Name In Ads
• Toyota Plaintiffs Lack Standing, Groups Tell 9th Circ.
• Calif. Council Merges 13 Cases Over Sutter Health Data Leak
• Broadcom Wins Tentative Chip Ban In Emulex Patent War
• Baker Said To Be Closing San Diego Office This Month
• American Apparel CEO Ruined Ex-Lover's Co., Jury Hears
• Chase Denied Arbitration In Financial Advisers' OT Action
• Fed. Circ. Judges Spar Over Patent Eligibility In MySpace Row
• Feds Eye 6 Years For Ex-Pegasus CEO In Stock Fraud
• Parsec Gets OK In $3.6M Rail Worker OT Settlement
• Sheridan Lambasts Attys In 'Desperate Housewives' Trial
• Emerson College To Break Ground On $110M LA Campus
• Macy's E-Biz Signs Lease For San Francisco Tower
• Dodgers Offer Ch. 11 Trade-Off To Beaten Fan
• Ex-Brookstreet CEO Ordered To Pay $10M In Fraud Suit
• A Collision Of Environmental Issues In Calif.
• 'House of Payne' Star Sued Over Unpaid Commissions
• Legislators Say Campaign Treasurer Stole Millions
• Ex-DuPont Worker Admits He Sold Secrets To Chinese Co.
• Hahn Loeser Sets Up Shop In San Diego
• Sharp, Others Can Grill Ex-Dell Worker In LCD Cartel MDL
• McKenna, Luce Postpone Firm Merger Completion
• Jury's Out On AU Optronics LCD Price-Fixing Case
• Kilroy Realty Plunks Down $162M For Bay Area Office Park
• FTA Sued Over LAX Light Rail Plans
• LA Greenlights Massive New Shopping Center
• Case Study: UMG V. Veoh
• PE Firm Huntsman Gay Swings Deal For Plastics Co.
• Sheridan Testifies In 'Desperate Housewives' Firing Dispute
• AT&T, Verizon, Others Escape Antitrust Class Action
• UBS Fund Drops $74M On Hollywood High-Rise
• Mattel Targets MGA's $310M Bratz Award In 9th Circ.
• Home Depot Pays $1.6M To Send Vacation Pay Row Packing
• I'll Take One Order Of Liability, To Go