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Judicial Profile
Being a crime victim shaped Judge Philip Marshall's commitment to justice
MCLE
Navigating the complexities of opposing counsel with narcissistic traits
Understanding narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) hel...
By Baruch C. CohenPixel privacy pitfalls put websites at risk
A demand letter threatening litigation over the use of a ...
By Tyler R. DowdallCalifornia poised to raise the stakes for antitrust offenses
Proposed amendments to California's antitrust laws could ...
By Meredith R. Dearborn, Mark R. Laramie, Eyitayo "Tee" St. Matthew-Daniel, Russell A.S. Wirth
Special Reports
Top Family Lawyers 2025
The annual list of the best California attorneys handling divorce and custody matters.
Today's News
State Bar & Bar Associations, Civil Litigation
Litigation director rebuked by judge denies wrongdoing, client seeks new trial
By James Twomey
After a 67-day trial, Judge JoAnne McCracken criticized attorney Stephan Barber for false statements in the homeowner's association negligence case, but he s...
Technology, Class Action
TikTok pushes for privacy lawsuit to join others in LA
By Wisdom Howell
TikTok urges a San Francisco judge to shift a child privacy class action to Los Angeles, aligning with the DOJ's case, amid a nationwide legal consolidation ...
State Bar & Bar Associations, Alternative Dispute Resolution
State Bar weighs ethics standards for ADR providers under new law
By Malcolm Maclachlan
As California moves to certify alternative dispute resolution providers under a new law, discussions within the State Bar's ADR Working Group highlight a gro...
Civil Rights, Civil Litigation
UCLA students, faculty sue over attack on pro-Palestinian protesters
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
35 UCLA students and faculty sue UC Regents, claiming campus police and security guards failed to stop an attack on a pro-Palestinian encampment on April 30,...
Civil Litigation
Target seeks LAPD records of guard who shot stabber
By Antoine Abou-Diwan
Target Corp. seeks LAPD personnel files of a security guard suing over a stabbing incident at its Downtown L.A. store, sparking debate over relevance and tim...
Judges and Judiciary
San Diego judge, family sue cartel members over DEA agent's torture-murder
By Devon Belcher
San Diego Judge Enrique S. Camarena Jr. and family sue Sinaloa Cartel leaders, including Rafael Caro-Quintero, for the 1985 torture-murder of DEA agent Enriq...
Columns
Labor/Employment, Civil Rights
DEI after SFFA: How Supreme Court ruling and executive orders reshape workplace diversity
By Kenneth Sharperson
Expanding the concept of diversity beyond race to include other important factors can continue to build diverse and inclusive ...
Civil Rights
Trump's attacks against big law present an opportunity for the plaintiff's bar
By Zachary N. Zaharoff
Trump's executive orders targeting law firms threaten the legal profession, stifle political opposition, and limit rights enfo...
Constitutional Law
250 years after Patrick Henry's cry, is legal independence dying on our watch?
By Charles H. Jung
As we honor Patrick Henry's call for liberty, we face modern threats to judicial and legal independence; it's our duty to defe...
Verdicts & Settlements
| Negligence | H.A. Marshall Properties, L... | $25,640,000 |
| Elder Abuse | Ludmila Andreeva v. Malibu ... | $11,000,000 |
| School Incident | Jane Doe v. Roe School Dist... | $9,500,000 |
| CERCLA | Rio Linda Elverta Community... | $6,250,000 |
| Negligence | David "Scott" Sorgea, Darre... | $4,100,000 |
| Breach of Fiduciary Duty | Doug Ridley, Sherry Shen v.... | $1,824,659 |
| Invasion of Privacy | Lisa Haggerty and Chris Swe... | $1,747,500 |
| Anne Ulrich v. Los Angeles ... | $1,300,000 | |
| Securities Fraud | Kylae Jordan v. Landon Long... | $1,120,943 |
| Malpractice | John Doe v. Roe Assisted Li... | $1,000,000 |
On the Move
Miller Barondess, LLP
Tro Iskedjian joined Miller Barondess, LLP as an associate in Los Angeles.
Iskedjian is a litigator who specializes in complex business and real estate disputes.
Details
Miller Barondess, LLP has 50 attorneys in Los Angeles. Among the law firm’s key practice areas are Litigation, Appellate, Entertainment, Labor & Employment, and Real Estate. The firm’s website is www.millerbarondess.com
Address
2121 Avenue of the Stars 26th Floor , Los Angeles California 90067 United States
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(310) 552-4400
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(310) 552-8400
Featured Content
Eight key factors that make early mediation a valuable tool in civil cases
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Community News
Baker & The McKenzies in support of the Violence Intervention Program (VIP). Talent from Baker McKenzie; Lynberg & Watkins.
Jimmy's Brother in support of the Pasadena Community Foundation's Eaton Canyon Fire Relief & Recovery Fund. Talent from Winston & Strawn; A&O Shearman; Kirkland & Ellis; The Trade Desk; San Diego D.A.'s Office.
The Sea at Midnight in support of LA Food Bank. Talent from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
Dr. Astrid Heppenstall Heger of Violence Intervention Program (VIP)
Baker & The McKenzies
Jimmy's Brother
The Sea at Midnight's Vince Grant, legal assistant at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP
Jury member Matthew D. Umhofer of Umhofer Mitchell & King LLP, Nicole C. Miranda of Newport Beach, and juror Brian Meegan, director of sales and marketing at Prosearch
Audience at the Roxy Theater
Members of the jury
Perrie M. Weiner of Baker McKenzie
Baker McKenzie's senior pricing manager Rick Russell and attorney Nancy N. Sims
Jared D. Shahar of Lynberg & Watkins
Michael T. Boardman of Baker McKenzie
Marianne Ricci, executive assistant at Baker McKenzie; Michelle K. Leonard and Joseph D. Moses of Baker McKenzie, and Lasse Jakobsen, vice president of Protekta
Attorney bands performed at Law Rocks LA, with Baker & The McKenzies crowned winners.
Attorney Profiles
Robert W. Wood
Robert W. Wood provides tax advice and handles tax controversies nationwide. He also serves as an expert witness on tax issues in civil cases. He is best known for advising plaintiffs, de...
Podcasts
Insurance
In January, communities in Los Angeles were devastated by wildfires, permanently displacing thousands and destroying property ...
Daily Appellate Report
Civil Procedure, Attorneys
Talbott v. Ghadimi
Client was entitled to mandatory relief from default judgment under Code of Civil Procedure Section 473(b) because the default was caused by his counsel's calculated delay--not his own.
Criminal Law and Procedure, Workers' Compensation
People v. Woods
Worker's compensation attorney should have been charged under specific Labor Code statute rather than general Penal Code statute for his role in business arrangement involving unlawful re...
Criminal Law and Procedure
U.S. v. Parviz
Use of forged letter to circumvent requirements for minors seeking passports satisfied aggravated identity theft statute because defendant's use of another's identity was at the crux of h...
Prisoners' Rights, Constitutional Law
Coleman v. Newson
District court did not err in holding the State of California in contempt for repeatedly failing to comply with its mandate to provide adequate mental health care for prisoners.