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Firm Profile

How Sacks Glazier is shaping California trust and estate law

Sacks, Glazier, Franklin, Lodise, McMurtrey & Scheerer LLP

2026-06-27

From The Archive


MCLE

The ghost in the courtroom: From AI chatbots to 'agentic litigation'

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AI is reshaping litigation by challenging traditional att...

By Timothy Spangler, Steven E. Young

Privilege survives AI only if lawyers do their job

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Heppner fired ...

By Arnold P. Peter

Providing environmental protection or merely performing it

Jun. 17, 2026

California's environmental and land use laws have become ...

By Nicholas Targ


Today's News

Administrative/Regulatory


Attorney Luis Esparza defeated incumbent Judge Thomas R. Adams Jr. in a rare contested judicial election, ending the 85-year-old judge's more than four decad...


Environmental & Energy


A Los Angeles judge said he remains undecided whether alleged evidentiary errors during a Carson odor bellwether trial require overturning an $8.8 million ve...


LA Fires


Attorneys and academics said the government struggled to persuade jurors that Rinderknecht could be held criminally responsible for a wildfire that spread da...


More than 100 retired California judges have released a video tribute defending judicial independence, timed to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of I...


Consumer Protection Law


A federal judge indicated she will allow states suing Meta over alleged adolescent social media addiction to use internal company documents as evidence ahead...


Antitrust & Trade Reg.


Nine bail bond insurance underwriters agreed to pay $66 million and end alleged price-fixing practices in a proposed settlement of a California antitrust cla...


Columns

Law Practice

Good lawyering begins with good communication

Jun. 26, 2026
By Christopher Frost, Kris Rossfeld

Lasting client relationships are built not on rainmaking alone, but on trust, proactive communication, business-minded advice,...


Appellate Practice

Use it or lose it: How trial court forfeitures can doom an appeal

Jun. 29, 2026
By Michael von Loewefeldt, Robert A. Roth

Preserving issues in the trial court is often the key to preserving arguments on appeal. Trial lawyers who understand forfeitu...


Labor/Employment

The hidden value of 'small talk'

Jun. 29, 2026
By David Graulich

Workplace investigators who skip rapport-building in favor of blunt fact-finding may be undermining their own interviews. Buil...



Verdicts & Settlements

Dangerous Condition of Public Property Arman Burmayan, an incompet... $34,997,457
Excessive Force Emily Garcia and C.G., by a... $17,000,000
Wage and Hour Djuana Shanella Hale and Sh... $6,675,000
Wage and Hour Parwinder Birk, individuall... $2,940,000
Wage and Hour Joel Singleton, individuall... $850,000
Wage and Hour Kandace Battle and Rachel C... $700,000
Wage and Hour Joe Betancur, as an individ... $600,000
Wage and Hour Kristi Lynn White, individu... $394,999
Wage and Hour Carissa Calkins, on behalf ... $350,000
Malpractice Jane Doe v. Roe Hospital $315,000

On the Move

ADR Services, Inc.

Jun. 26, 2026


Laurie DeYoung joined ADR Services, Inc. as a neutral in Century City. The move was Jun. 29, 2026.

With more than 35 years of litigation experience, DeYoung has focused her practice on employment and commercial disputes, handling matters involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, whistleblower claims, wage and hour issues, executive contracts, and other workplace disputes throughout California. DeYoung most recently was of counsel at Jackson Lewis P.C. She previously was a senior partner at Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, where she led an employment litigation team and resolved numerous disputes through negotiation and mediation. She joins ADR Services Inc. after a career representing employers in litigation and counseling clients on workplace issues.


Details

ADR Services, Inc. has 150 neutrals in 7 offices including Century City, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose. Among the ADR firm's key practice areas are Employment, Wage & Hour, Business, Personal Injury, Insurance. The firm’s website is www.adrservices.com

Address

1900 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 200 , Los Angeles CA 90067 USA
T: (310) 201-0010

Featured Content


Community News

The Los Angeles County Bar Association installed Theresa A. Leets as president for 2026-27 and Martin F. Hirshland as president of the Barristers during its annual Installation & Awards Dinner, while honoring judges, attorneys and legal advocates for service to the profession and public.




Daily Appellate Report

Criminal Law and Procedure

In re I.H.

Motion to suppress was properly denied where officers had mistaken, good faith belief juvenile was fugitive suspect, which led to his inadvertent arrest, ensuing search, and discovery of ...


Family Law

R.M. v. A.G.

Trial court's refusal to hear evidence of events occurring during relationship was a failure to consider the totality of the circumstances in deciding whether to issue domestic violence r...


Anti-SLAPP

Jung v. Acosta

Union disciplinary proceedings qualify as official proceedings under anti-SLAPP statute.


Arbitration

Betanco v. Living Spaces Furniture, LLC

Plaintiff satisfied the Federal Arbitration Act's "transportation worker" exemption because he actively engaged in the interstate transportation of goods even though he made "last-mile," ...


Civil Procedure

Pitt v. Shefler

Brad Pitt's lawsuit against foreign defendants could proceed in California court, given their minimum contacts with the forum.