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For Judge Kenneth R. McDaniel, family court was once personal
Firm Profile
Gray, Duffy, Eisenbaum & Lee wants to be more than an insurance defense firm, but still do insurers' work
MCLE
New guidance, proposed rule changes on generative AI in legal practice
The State Bar of California's updated guidance and propos...
By Susie DentHow meditation and Stoicism help lawyers manage stress and improve legal practice
Meditation and Stoicism can help attorneys manage stress,...
By Ben KassisWhat AI and CRM actually mean for lawyers
Law firms are embracing AI not for flashy innovation, but...
By George Brandon
Today's News
New defendants in the Palisades Fire litigation seek dismissal of claims tied to utility, water and telecommunications infrastructure, while fire victims opp...
Technology
Judge rejects bid to pierce Meta privilege claims in social media MDL
By Daniel Schrager
A federal magistrate judge ordered Meta to produce additional versions of a disputed slide deck but rejected state attorneys general's effort to invoke the c...
Antitrust & Trade Reg.
CRT price-fixing defendant seeks to undo default judgment
By Daniel Schrager
A Chinese electronics company facing billions in potential liability argues CRT antitrust plaintiffs failed to prove classwide injury, prompting Judge Jon Ti...
Early returns showed Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto trailing challengers Marissa Roy and John McKinney, with the incumbent's campaign appeari...
Civil Rights
Racial Justice Act sets off turf war between courts, lawmakers
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Four rulings set limits on automatic reversal, sharpening a fight between lawmakers, judges and advocates over whether racism can be "harmless."
Labor/Employment
Appeals court reverses $43M wage case after 19-year legal odyssey
By Laurinda Keys
A California appellate court reversed a $43 million judgment against a title company in a wage-and-hour class action filed nearly two decades ago -- finding ...
Columns
A long overdue limitation on CCP 170.6 challenges
By Bruce M. Brusavich
The California Supreme Court's decision in J.O. v. Superior Court preserves the important right to file a peremptory challenge...
'Abundance' for whom?
By Matthew McKerley
The housing crisis is about inequality, not environmental law.
Kowalczyk gives LA County a constitutional path out of its jail crisis
By William M. Paparian
Los Angeles County's rising in-custody deaths amid overcrowding and inadequate care underscore a constitutional and moral cris...
Verdicts & Settlements
| Wage and Hour | Rael Lawson and Rejenna Mar... | $24,750,000 |
| Breach of Fiduciary Duty | Haim Revah and Lucinda Reva... | $11,421,355 |
| Consumer Protection | Brian Keim v. Trader Joe's ... | $7,399,999 |
| Auto v. Auto | Emanuel Butler v. County of... | $6,002,314 |
| Due Process Violation | Daniel Saldana v. Martha Do... | $3,700,000 |
| Wage and Hour | Rhina Blanco, individually,... | $2,500,000 |
| Retaliation | Frank Lodes v. County of Ri... | $2,250,000 |
| Wage and Hour | Ana Rayos, individually, an... | $2,000,000 |
| Auto v. Auto | Alfredo Mendoza v. Rhonda R... | $1,975,000 |
| Wage and Hour | Adilene Vega-Felix, indivi... | $1,795,000 |
On the Move
Miller Barondess, LLP
Benjamin A. Schloss joined Miller Barondess, LLP as an associate in Los Angeles. The move was Apr. 27, 2026.
Details
Miller Barondess, LLP has 55 attorneys in Los Angeles. Among the law firm's key practice areas are Complex Commercial, Entertainment, Employment, and Real Estate Litigation, as well as Appellate Advocacy. The firm’s website is www.millerbarondess.com
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2121 Avenue of the Stars, 26th Floor , Los Angeles California 90067 United States
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(310) 552-4400
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(310) 552-8400
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Community News
Slideshow, Community News
The South Asian Bar Association of Southern California held its annual gala
By Ricardo Pineda
Assistant Presiding Judge Ricardo Ocampo delivered remarks on the challenges facing the South Asian community as judges, attor...
Daily Appellate Report
Municipal Law
Harland v. City of West Hollywood
Because plaintiff filed suit before satisfying the Government Claims Act's claim-presentation requirements, her later dismissal and refiling could not cure the defect.
Tax, Utilities
Hiller v. Marin Municipal Water Dist.
Where ratepayer failed to challenge rates through statutory validation procedures, final validation judgment barred later Proposition 218 and constitutional claims.
Government
Allen v. Milligan
SCOTUS granted a stay of district court's order, which required Alabama to revise 2023 redistricting plan previously deemed discriminatory against Black voters.
Criminal Law and Procedure
U.S. v. DeBorba
The Second Amendment does not invalidate 18 U.S.C. section 922(g)(5)(A), which prohibits noncitizens unlawfully in the U.S. from possessing firearms.