The elevation of Kelly Hagemann and Kevin Kim from senior associates to partners at M&R was featured in the Orange County Business Journal on January 23, 2023.
News Type: Media Mentions
Scott Tenley was featured in IHeartMedia’s Queen of the Con podcast, Season 2, Episodes 7-10.
Scott Tenley was featured in a CBS2 LA story, Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu Resigns Amid FBI Probe.
Scott Tenley was featured in a CBS2 LA story, Members of Anaheim City Counsel Call for Mayor Sidhu’s Resignation Amid Federal Corruption Probe.
Scott Tenley was mentioned in USA Today’s article, Will Angels Bail on Anaheim after FBI Probe into Political Corruption Sinks Stadium Deal?
Scott Tenley was mentioned in a Law.com article, Michael Avenatti Wants to Plead Guilty to Multiple Counts in California Criminal Case.
M&R’s Dallas Office Managing Partner Matthew Yarbrough, CIPP/US and his client, Carbone’s Fine Food and Wine, have been featured in several news stories about Carbone’s “David v. Goliath” trademark litigation against New York-based Major Food Group LLC, owner of Dallas-area newcomer, Carbone Restaurant. Read the Dallas Morning News article here, and click below for the Wall Street Journal piece, which shines a light on our national Intellectual Property Practice Group.
Lara Shortz was quoted extensively in an article published by HR Executive titled, “Post-Roe, how can employers prepare for legal complications?” In the piece, Lara provided her insight regarding the legal obstacles facing employers in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Lara Shortz was quoted extensively in an article published by HR Executive titled, “Post-Roe, how can employers prepare for legal complications?” In the piece, Lara provided her insight regarding the legal obstacles facing employers in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Warren Koshofer was quoted in the April 2022 edition of Legal Management in an article titled, “Law Firms’ Evolving Take on Sustainability.” In the piece, Warren comments on the in-house sustainability efforts of Michelman & Robinson as well as the firm’s work with Lawyers for a Sustainable Economy, an initiative launched in part by Stanford Law School in 2018.