| The National Law Journal 1993 Victoria Slind Flor |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 9th Circuit's theme: federalism. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| A city's 'week of darkness'; legal community mourns its dead and redirects its rage. (San Francisco mourns shooting deaths at Pettit and Martin) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| A lawyer's patent bid for bench. (John B. Pegram tries for vacancy on U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| 'Arb' testimony not privileged; malpractice case ruling. (California) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| ATLA leaders embrace diversity at confab. (Association of Trial Lawyers of America) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Bankruptcy, OSHA, workplace bills top Congress' agenda. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor, Claudia MacLachlan |
| Belli partners sue to split firm. (Melvin M. Belli's firm, Belli, Belli, Brown, Monzione, Fabbro and Zakaria) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Big artillery nets defense win; trade secrets litigation. (California) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| California court reins in tort; doctrine of peculiar risk. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Charges fly in chip war; the defense cries foul in rare criminal trade secrets case. (case by rivals of Intel Corp.) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Computer war comes down to mere pixels. (Apple Computer v. Microsoft copyright infringement case) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Congress considers sweeping revisions in copyright law. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Court limits suits by lawyers; in-house counsel covered? (California) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Courts OKs forced DNA test. (Washington) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Defense bar up in arms; lawyer's arrest is criticized by colleagues. (arrest of Patrick Hallinan, San Francisco criminal defense lawyer, on drug trafficking charges) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Fertile fields of litigation; did power-line radiation cause cancer? (California) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Forfeiture of practice sought. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Fraud case is rehearsal for election. (California school superintendent Bill Honig's conflict-of-interest felony trial) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| High-tech needs; clients want lawyers on the cutting edge - like them. They applaud a new breed of attorneys who understand them. (high tech firms need lawyers with scientific knowledge to do their patent work) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Industry groups in conflict over software protection. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| International bar group meets; but finding a consensus proves elusive. (Union Internationale des Avocats) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Jailed researcher claims shield. (Rik Scarce, doctoral student at Washington State University, tries to claim First Amendment privilege for his research) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Lawyer-inventor takes aim against disk drive makers. (Harry E. Aine) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| MoFo argues against sanctions. (Morrison and Foerster) (San Francisco) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| More trade secret wars; instead of tough copyright litigation, lawyers accuse companies of lifting knowledge. (includes related article on Silicon Valley cases brought by Borland International and IBM against employees who left for jobs with competition) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Paving the data highway; rolling out the road to the information future is a job for lawyers, too. (new legal specialty of dealing with ramifications of electronic data highway) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| San Francisco firm reels from murder of lawyers, others. (Pettit and Martin shooting) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Scientific fraud and the law; claims of misconduct are bringing lawyers into the laboratory. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Seattle's no. 1 firm prospers. (Perkins Coie) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| Silicon Valley lawyers defect; form venture boutique. (Craig W. Johnson and several other Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich and Rosati lawyers defect to form Venture Law Group) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
| 'Trade dress' seen to protect trademarks; computer software producers seek additional safeguards. | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor |
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