Bird Marella represents the Labor Commissioner of the State of California in a series of actions filed by various motor carriers in state and federal courts. In these …
Making a string of victories defending companies against consumer class actions, Bird Marella represented Hyundai Motor Company and won a key motion to dismiss, ending a nationwide class …
Representing fashion retailer Forever 21, Bird Marella obtained another dismissal ending a putative class action lawsuit that alleged Forever 21 stores failed to credit customers with tax paid …
Over the last three months, Bird Marella has had a string of victories in defending class actions. Over that time frame, the firm has defeated and obtained dismissals …
Principal Jeremy D. Matz was featured in the Daily Journal article “White Collar Practitioners Find Synergies in Data Breach Work” (July 23, 2014). Mr. Matz discusses how he …
LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell® has elected Bird Marella as one of California’s Top Ranked Law Firms for 2014. “Top Ranked Law Firms” are firms where at least one out of five …
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles filed a plea agreement Thursday in which Dr. Andrew Sun pled guilty to drug trafficking for prescribing hydrocodone (Vicodin), Soma, and …
Bird Marella principal Jeremy D. Matz spoke as a featured panelist at the Securities & Exchange Commission’s Joint Regulatory Conference in Los Angeles (June 3, 2014). The conference …
On March 29, 2014, Bird Marella partner Peter J. Shakow presented the webinar, “Spies in the Corporate Shadows: Economic Espionage Prosecutions in the 21st Century” to a group of …
After briefing and oral argument in the defense of Xerox State and Local Solutions, Inc., Bird Marella attorneys Thomas V. Reichert, David I. Hurwitz, and Ekwan E. Rhow successfully secured …
After less than half a day of jury trial, Bird Marella Principals Gary S. Lincenberg and Jeremy D. Matz secured a total dismissal of criminal charges against their …
Bird Marella is pleased to announce the elevation of principal Ekwan Rhow as name partner, changing the firm’s name to Bird, Marella, Boxer, Wolpert, Nessim, Drooks, Lincenberg & …
