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Bird Marella attorney Nilay Vora authored the article, “Radical Cross-Examinations,” published by the American Bar Association’s Minority Trial Lawyer Newsletter.
Bird Marella principal Ekwan Rhow has been featured in Law360’s Minority Powerbrokers Q&A series, where he addresses questions on the racial and ethnic diversity in the legal industry.
Bird Marella principal Paul Chan authored the article, “Liable Labels,” published by Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine. The article addresses the recent rise of food manufactures facing class action lawsuits alleging false or misleading food labeling, in addition to heightened scrutiny from government regulators.
Bird Marella attorneys Gary Lincenberg and Peter Shakow authored the article, “A Secret No More – The Rise of Economic Espionage Prosecutions and How to Litigate Them,” published by Criminal Justice magazine.
Bird Marella principal Ron Nessim authored the article “Five Things to Consider Before Bringing a Profits or Other Claim Against a Major Studio,” published by Green Hasson & Janks LLP Publications, detailing the five most important things talent should consider before filing a claim.
Attorneys Gary Lincenberg and Ariel Neuman authored the article, “United States: White-Collar Criminal Defence,” published in Global Investigations Review’s The Investigations Review of the Americas 2015.
Principal Benjamin Gluck was featured in the article, “The Price of Pain: Indictments Allege a Massive Compound Cream Scam,” published by Southern California Radio, discussing his client in a case alleging $100 million in workers compensation insurance fraud.
Attorney Gary Lincenberg was featured in a Law360 article about his successful defense of the highly esteemed former Chair of the Political Science Department at UCLA, Michael Lofchie,
Principals Gary Lincenberg and Thomas Reichert were featured in the Law360 article, “Energy Co. Loses Damages Appeal in Microcap Fraud Suit,”
Bird Marella associate Scott Goldman authored the article “Motion Buffet,” published by California Litigation, recounting the experience of writing his first motion for a complex federal case to which he had been assigned.
