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Jury Decides Disney Must Pay $270 Million to "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" Creator Celador International, Ltd.

Our Los Angeles office opened in 1995 through a merger with an established Los Angeles litigation firm with deep roots in the L.A. business and legal communities.

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Regional Managing Partner:  Roman M. Silberfeld

Regional Office Administrator:  Dan J. Fielding

Attorney Hiring Contact: Yakub Hazzard

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Meet our Los Angeles Attorneys


Areas of Practice
Antitrust and Trade RegulationOur Antitrust lawyers bring to bear on antitrust issues sophisticated analysis and we are constantly focused on innovative approaches - knowing our clients depend on us to serve their best interests.
Business LitigationThe Business Litigation attorneys effectively meld trial strategy with business savvy to achieve the result that best serves our client's interests. And, we are proven, experienced trial attorneys in “bet the farm, bet the company” litigation – we have the results to back it up.
Class Action LitigationOur lawyers have substantial experience in complex, national class actions.
Entertainment and Media LitigationOur Entertainment and Media lawyers have a strong track record serving film, television and music industry clients. They are experienced at litigating matters in Federal and State courts and arbitrations and proceedings before the entertainment guilds, the California Labor Commissioner, and the American Film Marketing Association.
Securities and Financial LitigationOur Securities and Financial Litigation lawyers have represented many different entities in financial services litigation matters in federal and state courts, and in NASD arbitrations.
Franchise LitigationThe attorneys of our Franchise Litigation Group understand the complex issues facing both franchisors and franchisees, and craft efficient and effective litigation strategies for the broad range of businesses involved in franchising.
InsuranceThe Insurance Practice Group has represented our insurance clients in many of the largest insurance coverage and recovery claims in the world.
Intellectual Property LitigationAttorneys in the Intellectual Property Litigation Group have years of intellectual property litigation experience and many also have experience in litigating a wide range of other commercial and business disputes.
Mass TortLitigating mass claims arising from single events and multiple-events occurring over time, such as cases involving defective drugs or medical devices.
Personal InjuryOur personal injury lawyers represent individuals and their families who are injured or killed by the negligence of individuals, product manufacturers, and health care providers.
Real Estate LitigationOur Real Estate Litigation Practice Group possesses a breadth of trial and other litigation experience in all types of real estate disputes.
Surety, Fidelity and ConstructionOur Surety, Fidelity and Construction lawyers focus on a broad range of activities including the litigation and transactional needs of our clients.
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Q&A With Robins Kaplan’s Christopher ReederFind out what aspects of Chris' practice area are in need of reform and why?
Studios Adjust After Losing Profit-Sharing Cases to TalentThe closely followed trials shed new light on accounting methods studios have used when calculating, reporting and paying out profits to producers, directors and lead actors.
Top 100 Lawyers in CaliforniaVerdicts, such as Celador, have sent a message to artists to look more closely at profit statements to see if they're getting fair accountings, Silberfeld said.
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Articles
Pursuing Defaulting Tenants - Careful What You Wish ForUnless counsel is aware of all the potential triggers to a guaranty, they may unwittingly turn a nonrecourse loan into a substantial liability for their clients.
What Triggers First-Party Coverage: Facts, Not FearThe discovery of mad cow disease prompts a revisit of case law addressing the issue of whether the fear of contamination of a food product is physical loss or damage for purposes of first-party property insurance.
State Split: Transfer Restrictions In Commercial LeasesThe genesis of the current statutory framework governing this issue in California is instructive of the two competing approaches employed in many jurisdictions.
No Wonder: Denying A D&O Claim As Excluded LossThe Eighth Circuit’s decision in Federal Insurance offers instruction to insurance and bankruptcy practitioners alike.
Striking Back Against Online ImpersonationFor a public figure, detrimental Twitter, Facebook or other social media impersonation could cause substantial damages, particularly where his or her social media presence is tied to their work.
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Events and Seminars
LawReviewCleIntellectual Property Basics
USC Law Intellectual Property InstituteThe Law of Ideas and Submission of Ideas (Moderator)
LawReviewCleIntroduction to Copyright and Trademark Law
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