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Los Angeles Times By: Scott Glover Los Angeles Clippers owner and real estate mogul Donald T. Sterling and his wife, Rochelle, have agreed to a record settlement of more than $2.7-million regarding allegations that they discriminated against African Americans, Latinos and families with children at scores of apartment buildings they own in and around Los…

Cardoza Law Review de novo Diagnosing And Analyzing Flawed Investigations: Abu Ghraib As A Case Study By: Keith Rohman We think of investigation as a road to truth, and truth as the goal of an investigation.  Yet time and again, high-visibility investigations of public scandals not only fail to uncover the truth, they seem to…

Webwire Los Angeles, California, June 17, 2009 – The Los Angeles Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild honored Keith Rohman, president of Public Interest Investigations, Inc., at its annual dinner on June 14, 2009. Rohman was among several distinguished honorees recognized by the organization. Other recipients were Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the U.C. Irvine School…

Daily Journal By: Martin Berg You might call Keith Rohman the anti-Pellicano. Some people familiar with his work already do. Far from the glamour and seaminess of Hollywood, Rohman and the Los Angeles-based company he founded, Public Interest Investigations Inc., has been digging into a mindbendingly wide array of cases for 25 years, ranging from…

Los Angeles Times By: Tony Perry Lawsuit alleges that a drunken Andrew Moonen shot the man for no reason after becoming lost after a Christmas Eve party in Baghdad. Reporting from San Diego — Lawyers for the widow and young sons of an Iraqi man allegedly killed by a drunken employee of the former Blackwater…

Daily Journal By: Keith Rohman Before it came to Disneyland, the “It’s a Small World” ride was a featured exhibit at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York. I was 7 years old when I first took the ride, and the world seemed anything but small to me as my family toured the fair that…