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	Record $18 million civil rights verdict.

	In a case of mistaken identity, a federal jury in California recently awarded $18 million to a middle school teacher who claimed a Los Angeles sheriff's detective falsely arrested him, accused him of kidnapping and sexual assault of a young girl, and then ignored evidence that would have helped clear him. LawyersUSA

	Michael Olecki awarded CLAY award as California Lawyer of the Year (March '07)

	California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year Awards (CLAY) have recognized attorneys accross the state whose achievements have made a profound impact on the law. Honorees have changed the law, substantially influenced public policy or the profession, or achieved a remarkable victory for a client or for the public. they include government attorneys, public-interest lawyers, sole practitioners, and attorneys from large international firms. California Lawyer, A Daily Journal Publication

	Settlements in McMahon lawsuit have eclipsed the $7 million mark.

	LOS ANGELES — Settlements in a mold lawsuit filed by former Tonight Show sidekick Ed McMahon have eclipsed the $7 million mark, HarrisMartin Publishing is reporting. McMahon v. American Equity Insurance Co., et al., No. BC271423 (Calif. Super. Ct., Los Angeles Cty.).

	Grodsky & Olecki 2007 Holiday Cards a Hit