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 …
Bird Marella is proud to announce the elevation of Ariel Neuman to Principal. Focusing his practice on white collar criminal defense and complex civil litigation, Mr. Neuman joined …
Bird Marella attorney Nilay Vora authored the article, “Radical Cross-Examinations,” published by the American Bar Association’s Minority Trial Lawyer Articlesletter. The article details the limitations of the “textbook” …
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. In …
Bird Marella principal Terry Bird will participate in the panel discussion, “Bending the Bars: Testing the Bounds of the Actual Innocence Requirement in Criminal Legal Malpractice,” at the …
Bird Marella principal Paul Chan authored the article, “Liable Labels,” published by Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine. The article addresses the recent rise of food manufactures facing class action …
Bird Marella principal Paul Chan has been featured in the Financier Worldwide 2015 USA Litigation & ADR Handbook, having been recognized as a leading litigation and ADR expert. The Financier Worldwide …
Bird Marella congratulates David H. Chao, Ariel A. Neuman, and Nilay U. Vora for their inclusion on the Super Lawyers list of 2015 Southern California Rising Stars.
Bird Marella is proud to recognize the attorneys that have been selected for inclusion on the 2015 Southern California Super Lawyers list. Terry W. Bird – Criminal Defense: …
Bird Marella has been recognized by Above the Law as one of the “Top Litigation Law Firms by Law School Pedigree,” ranking in the top 10 out of …
Bird Marella is pleased to announce the firm has been recognized as a Recommended Litigation Law Firm in California by Benchmark Litigation. In addition, three of the firm’s …
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 …
