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Bird Marella attorneys Ronald J. Nessim and Benjamin D. Lichtman are featured in Public Counsel’s 2013 Annual Report, highlighting their pro bono work involving the historic cultural center, Casa Del Mexicano.
On March 29, 2014, Bird Marella partner Peter J. Shakow presented the webinar, “Spies in the Corporate Shadows: Economic Espionage Prosecutions in the 21st Century” to a group of online participants.
Chambers & Partners USA (Chambers), widely recognized as one of the primary arbitrators of achievement in the legal profession, ranked Bird Marella among the top litigation firms nationwide.
After briefing and oral argument in the defense of Xerox State and Local Solutions, Inc., Bird Marella attorneys Thomas V. Reichert, David I. Hurwitz, and Ekwan E. Rhow successfully secured an order from the Federal District Court in Los Angeles, denying the plaintiffs’ motion for class certification.
After less than half a day of jury trial, Bird Marella Principals Gary S. Lincenberg and Jeremy D. Matz secured a total dismissal of criminal charges against their client,
Bird Marella is pleased to announce the elevation of principal Ekwan Rhow as name partner, changing the firm’s name to Bird, Marella, Boxer, Wolpert, Nessim, Drooks, Lincenberg & Rhow, P.C.
In the article, “Mandatory Pro Bono Is Not The Answer For Practitioners” published by Law360, Principal Mitch Kamin discusses the State Bar of California’s decision to mandate 50 hours of pro bono services as a requirement for new admissions.
Partner Ron Nessim has been named to Variety’s 2014 Legal Impact Report. The report spotlights the top litigators in the entertainment industry, as well as their most recent important accomplishments. The report appears in the April 15 issue of Variety.
Bird Marella principal Jeremy D. Matz has authored a feature article in the April 2014 issue of The Federal Lawyer, the prestigious official publication of the Federal Bar Association.
Bird Marella principal Bonita Moore participated in the panel discussion, “What Every Trial Lawyer Needs To Know About Appeals,” presented by the Southern California Business Litigation Inn of Court (April 3, 2014).
