By Don DeBenedictis, Daily Journal – February 3, 2021 – When plaintiffs’ attorneys brought their motion for partial summary judgment on behalf of 12,000 in-home caregivers seeking up to $50 million in unpaid overtime from Los Angeles County, they might well have believed they had a surefire winner. After all, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court […]
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On January 29, 2021, the Miller Barondess team of Mira Hashmall, Emily Rodriguez-Sanchirico and Andrew Dubin won a published decision from the California Second District Court of Appeal on behalf of the County of Los Angeles. LA County is one of the largest employers in Southern California with a workforce of approximately 100,000 strong. The […]
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Los Angeles Business Journal Special Report – January 25, 2021: Minority Leaders of Influence: Attorneys The Attorneys special supplement recognizes minority attorneys considered to be particularly impactful on the legal scene, while serving as trusted advisors and maintaining the highest professional and ethical standards. Congratulations to Miller Barondess partners Mira Hashmall and Jason Tokoro for this […]
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Daily Journal Special Report published January 15, 2021: New Laws 2021 (log-in required) A review of Assembly Bill 323 by Max Hirsch and Dan Miller has been published by the Daily Journal in its “New California Laws” supplement that includes laws passed during the California Legislature’s 2020 legislative session. We are in an age of […]
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January 06, 2021 01:04 PM Eastern Standard Time LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Miller Barondess, LLP, a litigation firm in Los Angeles, is pleased to announce that Casey Sypek has joined its partnership. Casey has been with the firm since 2014. She has substantial trial experience in state and federal courts in matters involving employment, contract, fraud, copyright, […]
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Los Angeles Business Journal Special Report – November 23, 2020: Most Admired Law Firms Miller Barondess, LLP is honored to be named on Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2020 list of “LA’s Top Firms to Work For.” This Special Report is dedicated to distinguishing the most admired and best law firms to work for in the […]
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World War 2-era case cited in frustration of purpose doctrine By Gina Kim, Daily Journal – November 17, 2020 – Parties that want to back out of commercial property contracts due to government shutdowns can do so, a Los Angeles County judge ruled, citing the frustration of purpose doctrine. Superior Court Judge Gregory Alarcon in […]
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Miller Barondess, led by partners Dan Miller and Amnon Siegel, obtained injunctions against foreclosures by lenders based on the equitable doctrines of frustration of purpose and impossibility of performance. The first was in the Great Recession of 2008, based on the credit crunch and the inability of a building owner to sell units because financing […]
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Mira Hashmall By John Roemer, Daily Journal – November 4, 2020 – Hashmall heads Miller Barondess’ appellate practice and also represents clients in all phases of litigation. Her clients include healthcare companies, commercial banks, government agencies and entertainment studios in cases involving First Amendment claims, insurance coverage issues, defamation and libel claims and employment disputes. […]
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By Melissa Angell, Law360 – October 28, 2020 – A California federal judge ruled Tuesday that Los Angeles County is not an employer of home health care providers and is therefore not required to pay overtime compensation to a proposed class of workers. In a 12-page order granting summary judgment, U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson […]
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