U.S. Supreme Court grants second GMSR Cert Petition of this term
Only two months ago the United States Supreme Court granted GMSR’s petition for writ of certiorari in City of Ontario v. Quon. Now the Court has granted another GMSR cert petition in County of Los Angeles v. Humphries, U.S. Sup. Ct. No. 09-350. The case
A New Public Interest Appellate Model, 11 Journal of Appellate Practice & Process 461 (2011)
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US Supreme Court grants GMSR Cert Petition in landmark workplace privacy case
For the third time in four years, the United States Supreme Court has granted a GMSR request for certiorari review. GMSR achieved unanimous victories for its clients in Marshall v. Marshall, 547 U.S. 293 (2006) and Van de Kamp v. Goldstein, 555 U.S. 335 (2009);
Cable Company Monopoly: Comcast and Time Warner Control the Board (2009) 28 Loy. L.A. Ent. L.Rev. 159.
This Article addresses how the Telecommunications Act of 1996 has adversely affected competition and raised prices in the cable industry through unprecedented industry consolidation and market swapping. As an alternative to traditional rate regulation, it suggests imposing a luxury tax on the cable television giants.
Tipping the Scales, Los Angeles Daily Journal (July 28, 2009)
Daily Journal article by GMSR lawyer Alana Rotter surveys recent appellate decisions on tip pooling.
Post-Trial: Fatal Lateness – Some Post-Trial Deadlines You Can’t Afford To Flub (May 2009) Appellate Tips for Trial Lawyers (a newsletter of the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Vol. 1, No. 15.
“Appellate Tips for Trial Lawyers” (a newsletter of the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Vol. 1, No. 15 (May 2009) This is one of a series of monthly e-newsletters authored by the firm for the Los Angeles County Bar Association.
Post-Trial: Protecting Superior Court Judgments from Enforcement. Part 2—Stays Pending Appeal (Apr. 2009) Appellate Tips for Trial Lawyers (a newsletter of the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Vol. 1, No. 14-B.
“Appellate Tips for Trial Lawyers” (a newsletter of the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Vol. 1, No. 14-B (April 2009) This is one of a series of monthly e-newsletters authored by the firm for the Los Angeles County Bar Association.
Opinion Writing and Opinion Readers, 31 Cardozo Law Review 1 (Fall 2009) (with Hon. Ruggero J. Aldisert & Matthew P. Bartlett)
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Post-Trial: Protecting Superior Court Judgments from Enforcement. Part 1—Money Judgments between Entry and Appeal (Mar. 2009) Appellate Tips for Trial Lawyers (a newsletter of the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Vol. 1, No. 14-A.
“Appellate Tips for Trial Lawyers” (a newsletter of the Los Angeles County Bar Association) Vol. 1, No. 14-A (March 2009) This is one of a series of monthly e-newsletters authored by the firm for the Los Angeles County Bar Association.
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