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Subdivide and Conquer OP-ED: Benedict Canyon residents hope to hold up proposed estate home by misusing L.A. city code on single lots Benjamin M. Reznik January 16, 2012 © Los Angeles Business Journal. Reprinted with permission. Click here to see the LABJ column. What a way to start off the year. As if things were […]
Jim Butler’s blog article titled, "Litigation and disputes between hotel owners and operators are on the rise. Why?" was published by Hotel Online, Hospitality Net, ehotelier.com, Hotel Resource, Lexology and Mondaq.
These days, many institutional lenders are selling non-performing loans to financial and strategic buyers. The concept is usually sound because the selling institution can recover at least the amount at which the loan is carried on its books, often together with out-of-pocket fees and costs. The idea is simple: Get the loan off the books […]
Stan Gibson’s blog article titled, "Implied Waiver Of Attorney-Client Privilege Extends To Trial Counsel Who Consulted With Prosecutor," was republished by IP Frontline.
Greg Cordrey’s blog article titled, "Complaint Survives Motion To Dismiss Based On Facts Outside The Complaint," was reprinted by IP Frontline.
Journal of High Technology Law: On Privacy: Liberty in the Digital Revolution
Stan Gibson’s blog article, "Brand New Expert on Reply Precluded as Litigation Maneuver as Google’s Motion to Strike Oracle’s Expert Is Granted," was reprinted on IP Frontline.
Burton Mitchell co-authored an article published recently by the California Trusts and Estates Quarterly entitled "To Bypass or Not Bypass, That is the Question: Using a Formula General Power of Appointment Clause to Address New Estate Planning Uncertainties."
Patricia DeSantis co-authored an article for The Recorder, “Employers, Sit Tight and Wait for ‘Brinker.’” The article summarizes the oral arguments and potential outcome of Brinker v. Superior Court, a case before the California Supreme Court concerning an employer’s obligation to ensure that employees are not working during mandated meal and rest breaks.
Stan Gibson’s article titled, "Facebook’s Motion to Stay Pending Reexamination Denied Where Plaintiff Showed It Would Suffer Undue Prejudice," was published by IP Frontline.
