Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 Lee & Tran obtained a complete defense verdict for its clients after a grueling two-month trial in the Complex Civil Department of the Orange County Superior Court. The Firm's clients were sued by a leading financial services company under the convoluted Racketeer Influenced &…
Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 Lee & Tran was hired to defend a training center used by several U.S. Olympians against a lawsuit and an application for temporary restraining order (TRO) filed by a competing center. The Firm had about 12 hours after the hiring to appear at the…
Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 The Firm recently won another anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss in Los Angeles Superior Court. Plaintiff sought an injunction for a civil harassment stay away order against our client for words and actions taken during a deposition. We moved to dismiss the request based upon…
Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 On behalf of a multinational corporation, the Firm recently obtained a confidential settlement against a leading insurance company for a bad faith denial of insurance benefits in connection to the defense and damages of a trademark infringement action. After a large national law firm…
Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 LTL recently won an appeal before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on behalf of the Elvis Presley Estates. Circuit Judges Pamela Rymer, Andrew Kleinfeld, and Barry Silverman, in a 3-0 decision, agreed with LTL that defendants had committed fraudulent…
Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 The Firm was recently referred an arbitration matter from a nationally renowned law firm less than 4 months before the hearing. The client--one of Israel's largest venture capital firms--sought contingency counsel, as the estimated legal fees to complete the arbitration on an hourly basis…
Los Angeles, CA — January 2010 LTL partner Enoch Liang just finished arguing a complicated trademark matter before the United States Court of Appeal for the Ninth Circuit (Judges Pregerson, Reinhardt, and Wardlaw). The issues on appeal involved trademark priority, territoriality, and fraud on the Trademark Office. The oral argument…