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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.
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.
An update to my October post regarding the possibility of insider trading prosecutions moving west . . . is the Supreme Court trying to stop that from happening? The Supreme Court today announced that it will consider the appeal in Salman, a Ninth Circuit case which conflicts with the landmark Newman ...
Bird Marella is proud to recognize the attorneys that have been selected for inclusion in the 2016 Southern California Super Lawyers list.
VW continues to provide a case-study in how a corporation can dig an even deeper hole for itself once it engages in misconduct. First VW cheated on its EPA emissions tests for years. Then VW hid its misconduct from its own board. Then VW publicly understated the scope of the ...
In an effort to fight one of the most prevalent sources of Medicare fraud, a new federal rule will require prior authorization before Medicare will pay for certain durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (commonly referred to as DME or DMEPOS). The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service (CMS) announced ...
