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Principal Mitch Kamin was featured in the article, “In Social Gaming Boom, Lawyers Hold the Cards” published by The Recorder discussing the legal implications that arise in the unregulated market of online gambling.
Bird Marella congratulates Sharon Ben-Shahar, Jessica C. Kornberg and Benjamin D. Lichtman for their inclusion on the Super Lawyer list of 2013 Southern California Rising Stars.
Bird Marella attorneys Ekwan E. Rhow and David I. Hurwitz win motion to reconsider for client Samsung Telecommunications America LLC halting a putative class action over allegedly defective Galaxy S II phones. The judge referred the matter to arbitration reversing an earlier decision in January 2013.
Bird Marella Principal Mitch Kamin was featured in an interview podcast published by Casino Enterprise Management discussing the newest trend in the gaming industry – the intersection of traditional gambling and social gaming.
Bird Marella founding Partner Dorothy Wolpert recently Co-Chaired the Annual Luncheon of the Inner City Law Center raising over $500,000 to assist in representing homeless veterans and tenants in slum housing (June 2013).
Bird Marella Principal Gary S. Lincenberg was quoted in the New York Times regarding an insider trading case (June 2013).
Bird Marella Principal Mitchell A. Kamin was featured on KLAS-TV Channel 8, a Las Vegas news station, discussing social gaming – a trending, non-traditional form of gaming. “There’s a lot of interest in this field on the part of regulators and businesses,” said Mr. Kamin.
Bird Marella Principal Mark T. Drooks was quoted in the article, “Pizza Chain Looks to Pop Soda Deal With Pepsi,” published in the Los Angeles Business Journal.
Mark T. Drooks successfully defended the Law Society of England and Wales against claims from two disbarred UK lawyers (front page Daily Journal May 20, 2013) Mireskandari v. Mayne, CV12-3861.
Bird Marella Attorney Sandhya Ramadas spoke at the recent Federal Bar Association retirement event for Judge Matz. Ramadas was a former clerk for the Judge. Copy of speech here – page 8.
