Bird Marella partner Michael Landman will be a featured panelist at the American Bar Association’s 40th Annual White Collar Crime Institute. Mr. Landman will be on the Thursday …
Partner Michael Landman, a former federal prosecutor, contributed his thoughts in the Law360 article, “US Attys To Shift Focus Amid Questions Of Staffing, Politics.” In the piece, …
Partners Ekwan Rhow and Ariel Neuman have been named among the Daily Journal’s 2025 list of Leading Commercial Litigators. The annual list honors the top attorneys who handle …
Bird Marella earned five nominations for the Benchmark Litigation U.S. Awards, including California Firm of the Year and Entertainment Firm of the Year. In addition, partner Gary Lincenberg …
Partner Christopher Jumin Lee was recently quoted in a BBC article regarding the arrest of South Korea’s impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol. In the article, Mr. Lee offers …
Bird Marella is pleased to announce that Jonathan M. Jackson and Naomi S. Solomon have been elevated to counsel, effective January 1, 2025. Counsel Jonathan Jackson focuses …
Bird Marella is pleased to announce that Michael C. Landman, Christopher Jumin Lee, and Kimberly A. Meyer have been elevated to partner, effective January 1, 2025. Managing partner …
Partner Elliot Harvey Schatmeier and attorney Michael Landman successfully defended Compass, the largest real estate brokerage firm in the U.S., against allegations that it fraudulently induced a rival …
Name partner Gary Lincenberg has been recognized among the Daily Journal’s 2024 Top White Collar Lawyers list. The award highlights Mr. Lincenberg’s outstanding contributions to the field of …
Bird Marella was featured by Legal Times, Korea’s top legal publication, in its annual list of Best Law Firms serving Korean clients. The firm’s Korea Practice has been …
Attorney Michael C. Landman authored the Law360 article, “Rank-And-File DOJ Attorneys Will Keep Calm and Carry On,” which discusses the future of the DOJ under a second Trump …
Bird Marella was recently featured in Law360 and the Daily Journal for its $164 million verdict against “troubled multilevel marketing company” LuLaRoe after a two-month trial in Riverside County …
