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For the third consecutive year, Bird Marella principal Terry Bird has been recognized by Chambers & Partners Global as a Nationwide Senior Statesman Litigation Trial Lawyer.
Bird Marella attorneys Ekwan Rhow, Terry Bird, Timothy Yoo, and Emerson Kim successfully defended Hanmi Bank and its parent company, Hanmi Financial Corporation, against claims of fraudulent and negligent misrepresentation brought by its former Chairman and largest individual shareholder, John Ahn.
Bird Marella attorneys Benjamin Gluck, Tom Freeman, and Nicole Van Dyk obtained a dismissal of 89 out of 90 counts, including counts of insurance fraud and involuntary manslaughter, on behalf of their client accused of allegedly masterminding a $100 million medical workers’ compensation fraud scheme.
Bird Marella principal Terry Bird has been featured in Law360’s Trial Pros Q&A Series, highlighting his experiences as a prominent trial attorney for over 40 years.
Bird Marella principal Benjamin Gluck’s defense of a substance abuse detox center has been featured in the LA Times.
Representing California Credits Group (CCG), a leading provider of tax credits consulting services, Bird Marella attorneys Paul Chan and Shoshana Bannett successfully obtained a complete dismissal of an employment complaint on statute of limitations grounds.
Representing online retailer Newegg, Bird Marella prevailed on a demurrer to plaintiff’s amended complaint, resulting in a dismissal of the action with prejudice.
Bird Marella has been named to the National Law Journal’s 2016 “Litigation Boutiques Hot List,” recognizing the firm for its creative approach of litigating precedent-setting cases throughout 2015, and its strong emphasis in the white collar/government enforcement world by staying current on government policy and prosecutors’ strategies.
Bird Marella principal Gary Lincenberg spoke with Bloomberg News regarding the recent acquittal of six ex-brokers in a London Libor-Rigging trial.
Representing Korea’s largest entertainment and media conglomerate, CJ E&M Corporation, and its U.S. subsidiary, CJ E&M America, Inc., Bird Marella prevailed on a motion to dismiss a copyright infringement lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
