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After a week of embarrassing national media reports that Sharp Grossmont Hospital secretly videotaped some 1,800 women undergoing sensitive gynecologic surgery, a top Sharp official apologized. Read More »
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San Diego Judge Warns Briggs About Possible Criminal Prosecution
Judge Gregory Pollack said attorney Cory Briggs knew the nonprofit he represented in the litigation had been suspended by the state at the time. “Mr. Briggs may be in a whole heap of trouble,” Pollack said. Read More »
San Diego Judge Warns Briggs About Possible Criminal Prosecution — with links
Judge Gregory Pollack said attorney Cory Briggs knew the nonprofit he represented in the litigation had been suspended by the state at the time. “Mr. Briggs may be in a whole heap of trouble,” Pollack said. Read More »
New Superior Court judges to take office
San Diego’s three newest Superior Court judges will be sworn in today after a memorable campaign season. Read More »
Legal community rallies around ‘well-qualified’ judicial candidate
The bar rated Amador as “well-qualified.” His opponent, private practicing attorney Jim Miller Jr., was rated as “lacking qualifications.” Read More »
Lincoln Club revokes Miller endorsement, switches support to Amador
The issue of qualifications has been front and center: the San Diego County Bar Association rated Miller “lacking qualifications” and Amador “well-qualified.” Read More »
Lawyers face off in a high-stakes judicial election
Some of the most high-profile legal names in the county are urging voters to pay attention to the bar. Miller and the Republican Party, though, say not so fast: there is more to the story. Read More »