For a bankruptcy judge, Randall Newsome can garner the kind of attention that is usually reserved for his colleagues on the federal trial and appeals courts. Whether cutting his teeth as a very green judge on the then largest bankruptcy in the country's history or the current PG&E settlement, Newsome's quick grasp of complex financial matters and his skill as a settler are still evident today, say attorneys who appear in the Oakland courtroom where Newsome has sat since 1988.
February 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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