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Bird Marella litigator Gary S. Lincenberg moderated panel on Securities Fraud in the Courtroom: Lessons from Trials and Pretrial Litigation at ABA’s 26th Annual National Institute on White …
Litigation attorney Ronald J. Nessim moderated keynote plenary panel on Recent Trials at ABA’s 26th Annual National Institute on White Collar Crime, Miami, FL (March 2012).
Bird Marella attorney John K. Rubiner, elected president of the Beverly Hills Bar Association, and will be inducted in September 2012. Rubiner to head Beverly Hills Bar Association.
Health care litigator Benjamin N. Gluck spoke at ABA’s Emerging Issues in Healthcare Conference on the topic of “Ethical Issues for Healthcare Attorneys In The Land of Overpayment …
“Will California Take the Lead in Online Gaming?” (Parts 1 &2), Los Angeles Daily Journal, November 2 & 3, 2011, Mitchell A. Kamin, Jessica Kornberg
Ekwan E. Rhow spoke to the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association Annual Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, November 18, 2011. The topics: “High Profile and Complex Litigation from …
Ekwan Rhow spoke at the 20th Annual International Association of Korean Lawyers Annual Conference in Los Angeles, California, September 14, 2011. Topic- Mock Jury Trial: A Demonstration.
Ekwan E. Rhow spoke at the 19th Annual International Association of Korean Lawyers Annual Conference in Seoul Korea, September 29, 2011 on the topic “Jury Trials and Oral …
American Lawyer Magazine profiles Bird Marella as the Premier Boutique Litigation Law Firm in Los Angeles.
Ekwan E. Rhow spoke at UCLA Law School, April 5, 2011, on “Challenges Faced and Overcome While Nurturing the Exchange of Pop Culture Between the U.S. and Asia.”
Bird Marella attorney Bonita D. Moore becomes co-chair of Membership subcommittee of the International Litigation Committee of the Litigation Section of the American Bar Association.
Bird Marella litigator Ekwan E. Rhow becomes member of Executive Committee of National Asian Pacific American Bar Association.
