The Recorder
...of civil litigation, the criminal settlement conference is an innovation few federal courts nationwide have adopted. Some courts have even discouraged the practice based on...
...dismissed from an action. If the prevailing party-requirements are met, the court generally has no discretion on whether to award costs. Costs are imposed...
...an order of the district court and remanded. The court held that conduct on the high seas that included ramming other vessels and attempting to...
...their convictions for misdemeanor false imprisonment. Because the trial court sentenced the defendants to the high term for attempted extortion, remand for resentencing was unnecessary...
...month if an out-of-court settlement can't be reached...around the names of its high-powered lawyers or the global...
...No. S048543 In the Supreme Court of California Kern County ...
...in the U.S. bankruptcy courts in the eastern and central...9 Cases to CalPERS, the high degree of sensitivity of the...
... No. G046129 In the Court of Appeal of the State of California Fourth...
...Under his direction, the legal department has knocked out a number of high-profile matters, ending the war with the Winklevoss twins over the company...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...to the San Francisco Superior Court bench Tuesday. Chief...statement. "I have a high regard for his leadership and...
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