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Special Reports

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Today's News

Intellectual Property


Testimony in a copyright case against Ye centers on whether he had permission to use disputed music on "Donda," with plaintiffs alleging theft and the defens...


Consumer Protection Law


Consumers who purchased certain iPhone 15 and 16 models could receive up to $95 under a proposed class action settlement over Siri AI features.


Lawsuits, state enforcement and federal interest are raising questions about insurer conduct and whether California's regulatory system can effectively handl...


District Attorney Nathan Hochman and the L.A. Police Protection League endorsed John McKinney, a county prosecutor, for Los Angeles city attorney in the June...


U.S. District Judge Otis D. Wright II ruled that plaintiff Williene Jackson-Jones failed to meet the requirements for class certification after the 9th U.S. ...


Greg Brockman told jurors Musk rejected proposals that would limit his authority over the company.


Columns

Education Law

The fight over how best to fund public education has entered a new phase, as a coalition of large districts pushes state lawma...


Government, Family

Santa Clara County's repeated failure to follow mandatory child abuse reporting laws reflects a systemic disregard for child s...


Environmental & Energy

As EPA PFAS drinking water standards shift and evolve, lawsuits over contamination and responsibility are rapidly expanding ac...



Verdicts & Settlements

Consumer Protection United States of America v.... $150,000,000
Breach of Contract Javanni Munguia-Brown, Ange... $43,000,000
ERISA John Baleja, on behalf of h... $21,500,000
Auto v. Bus Sue Thao, by and through hi... $9,550,000
Negligence T.A. v. Los Angeles Unified... $8,000,000
Dangerous Condition of Public Property Monique Alvarez, et al. v. ... $6,000,000
Wage and Hour Kasper Leuzinger, Michael A... $4,050,000
Wage and Hour Telecia B. Harris, on behal... $2,500,000
Product Liability Alberto Salcedo Maldonado v... $2,325,000
Sexual Harassment U.S. Equal Employment Oppor... $1,490,000

On the Move

Alston & Bird LLP

May 4, 2026


Jennifer A. Golinveaux joined Alston & Bird LLP as a partner in San Francisco and Palo Alto. The move was May 4, 2026.

Golinveaux is an intellectual property litigator representing technology, media, and consumer-brand clients in copyright, trademark, and related disputes. Her work includes defending internet service providers and online platforms in large copyright cases, obtaining rulings under the DMCA safe-harbor provisions, and handling matters involving digital media and online marketplaces. She also works on trademark enforcement, trade dress, false advertising, cybersquatting, and product design litigation, with results including dismissals, injunctions, and appellate decisions. Golinveaux was one of three new partners who joined Alston & Bird's IP Litigation Group. The other two, Michael Elkin and Sean Anderson, are in New York.


Details

Alston & Bird LLP has 935 attorneys in 13 offices including Los Angeles, Century City, Palo Alto, and San Francisco. Among the law firm's key practice areas are Intellectual Property, Corporate & Finance, Litigation & Trial, and Regulatory & Government. The firm’s website is www.alston.com

Featured Content


Community News

The retired federal judge and the Gibson Dunn partner were recognized Wednesday for careers spanning civil rights, high-stakes litigation and access to justice. The event raised funds for the Los Angeles County Library.




Daily Appellate Report

Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Tourville

By relying on offense severity and supervision concerns inconsistent with mental health diversion statute, trial court abused its discretion by denying diversion despite finding defendant...


Criminal Law and Procedure

People v. Mijares

Substantial evidence did not support attempted murder jury instruction where defendant claimed he was not proximate cause of death due to the victim's poor physical health.


Arbitration

Toothman v. Redwood Toxicology Laboratory

Defendant could not compel arbitration under an agreement between an employee and a temporary employment agency because it was neither a party to nor a third-party beneficiary of the agre...


Employment Discrimination

Williams v. Legacy Health

Healthcare provider was not required to accommodate employees' religious exemption to vaccination policy because doing so would have posed an undue hardship on its ability to provide safe...