Winning the Mediation: A Trial Lawyer's Guide Lawyers often market themselves as great trial lawyers, even going so far as to promote their win/loss percentage.
Reprinted from Bloomberg Law Reports, Vol. 3, No. 42, 2009
Motions to Disqualify Corporate Counsel A potent weapon in any lawyer’s arsenal is a motion to disqualify opposing counsel.
Reprinted from California Lawyer (March 2009)
Life-Altering Litigation While Practicing Outside Your Field: A Phone Call on January 12, 2003, changed a lot of lives...
UVA Lawyer, Fall 2007
Sticks and Stones: Most claims of defamation for negative employee references will fail due to First Amendment protection of unflattering opinions
Reprinted from Los Angeles Lawyer (February 2006)
Videotaped Depositions of Celebrities: Crafting a Protective Order to protect Privacy Rights
Reprinted from California Litigation (Vol. 19, No. 2, 2006)
Making It Personal: Courts have not yet articulated a single clear rule governing the liability of corporate officers or directors in tort
Reprinted from Los Angeles Lawyer (December 2004)
Proving a Mark Generic Under the Lanham Act: How Do You Do It and What Are the Consequences?
Reprinted from Volume XXIV, No. 2 of the ABTL Report
Protecting Celebrity Names & Images: The Lanham Act versus the First Amendment
Grin & Bear It: Litigating an Infringement Claim Involving Plush Toys
Reprinted from New Matter, Official Publication of the Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of California (Volume 29: Issue 1, 2004)
