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ADA Representation California Supreme Court Decision Could Lead to Increased ADA Litigation

On June 12, 2009, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Munson v. Del Taco, Inc. (S162818) that plaintiffs need not prove intentional discrimination to recover $4,000 minimum statutory damages per occurrence under California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act (the “Unruh Act”). This outcome is likely to lead to more lawsuits filed under the Americans with […]

Global Hospitality Group® ehotelier.com: Terminating hotel management agreements when things don’t work? Not easy, but not impossible either

Jim Butler’s blog article, “Terminating hotel management agreements when things don’t work? Not easy, but not impossible either,” appeared in ehotelier.com, Hotel Resource and Hospitality Net. This article originally appeared on JMBM’s Hotel Law Blog:Terminating hotel management agreements when things don’t work? Not easy, but not impossible either.

Global Hospitality Group® and Investment Capital Law Group Hospitality Net: Hospitality Lawyer Insights from MTM: #7. Public – Private Hotel Development Financing – What Kinds of Public- Private Hotel Projects Are Underway Now and What Kinds of Public Financing Are Available Now to Build Hotels

Cathy Holmes’s article, “Hospitality Lawyer Insights from MTM: #7. Public – Private Hotel Development Financing – What Kinds of Public- Private Hotel Projects Are Underway Now and What Kinds of Public Financing Are Available Now to Build Hotels“, appeared in Hospitality Net. This article originally appeared on JMBM’s Hotel Law Blog: Hospitality Lawyer Insights from […]

Intellectual Property, Litigation and Professional Liability Defense Andrews’ Professional Liability Litigation Reporter: Removal Of Non-Diversity-Based Malpractice Claims To Federal Court — A New Approach?

Removal Of Non-Diversity-Based Malpractice Claims To Federal Court — A New Approach? By Amy Lerner Hill and Rod Berman According to attorneys Amy Lerner Hill and Rod Berman of Jeffer Mangels Butler & Marmaro, patent-related malpractice claims are being placed into federal courts with increasing frequency. The authors discuss the roots of this trend and […]