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Bird Marella principals Sharon Ben-Shahar Mayer and Joel Boxer’s appellate victory in December 2015 ended 9 years of litigation against a real estate partnership and its general partner. The clients had been accused of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty.
One of the nation’s largest pro bono law firms asked Bird Marella attorneys Tom Freeman and David Chao to handle an appeal on behalf of client Nina Austin, who filed employment discrimination claims against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD).
In the highest profile insider trading prosecution in decades, (United States v. Newman, et al) Gary Lincenberg recently secured the third leg of a triple crown victory.
Bird Marella is proud to announce the elevation of Timothy Yoo to Principal, and the addition of five dynamic new Associates: Ashley Bowman, Julian Burns, Kimberley Miller, Andrew Moshirnia, and Fanxi Wang.
Bird Marella attorneys Paul Chan and Aparna Mathur recently succeeded in obtaining injunctive relief on behalf of several real estate development LLCs in a corporate governance dispute concerning high-end residential properties in the San Gabriel valley.
Representing vehicle manufacturer Hyundai Motor Company, Bird Marella prevailed on a motion for summary judgment ending a putative nationwide consumer class action against Hyundai.
Bird Marella attorneys Terry Bird, Gary Lincenberg, Peter Shakow, and David Chao secured a rare and complete dismissal of criminal trade secret theft charges against a Chinese national in federal court in Iowa.
Bird Marella principals Paul Chan and Hernán Vera recently prevailed in a commercial breach of contract trial on behalf of firm client California Credits Group (CCG), a leading provider of tax credits consulting services, against Rich Foods, an international food conglomerate.
Bird Marella principal Gary Lincenberg recently sat down with Fox Sports to discuss the FIFA scandal and what’s next for its officials.
On April 29, 2015, the California Supreme Court granted a Petition for Review filed by Bird Marella attorneys Benjamin Gluck, Tom Freeman, and Nicole Van Dyk,
