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On Saturday, April 25, fifteen Bird Marella volunteers consisting of attorneys, staff, and their friends and family volunteered time and service to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank’s 7th Annual Food From The Bar Campaign.
Bird Marella Senior Counsel, Judge A. Howard Matz (Ret.), has been featured in Daily Journal’s Verdicts & Settlements, detailing his previous position as a Federal Judge and his current role with Bird Marella.
Bird Marella is proud to announce the elevation of Ariel Neuman to Principal.
Bird Marella principal Ekwan Rhow has been featured in Law360’s Minority Powerbrokers Q&A series, where he addresses questions on the racial and ethnic diversity in the legal industry.
Bird Marella attorneys Benjamin Gluck and Michael Freedman were retained post-sentencing to appeal a twenty-year term of imprisonment. Gluck and Freedman successfully convinced the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that the trial judge had committed sentencing error and the Ninth Circuit reversed the sentence.
Bird Marella attorneys Ekwan Rhow and Michael Freedman won a motion to dismiss a breach of contract claim seeking over $6 million from a global merchandising client.
Bird Marella attorney Ariel Neuman appeared as a guest speaker on KPCC 89.3 Southern California Public Radio to discuss the decision by Los Angeles federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty against alleged LAX shooter Paul Ciancia
Bird Marella attorney Michael Freedman won an award of $99,307.16 in back wages and commissions for his client following a multi-day hearing before the California Labor Commissioner.
Bird Marella attorneys Tom Freeman and Mitch Kamin and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation represented the Proponents of Measure B, the “Safer Sex in the Adult Film Industry Act,” which requires adult film performers to wear condoms while filming within Los Angeles County.
The DEA increased the restrictions on prescribing hydrocodone combinations, moving them from Schedule III Narcotics to Schedule II in a change that has been in the making for some time. One of the new regulations prevents patients from simply refilling prescriptions and instead requires patients to visit their doctors again ...
