Entries in H. Scott Leviant (4)

Monday
Mar292010

Spiro Moss attorney to speak on e-Discovery at LACBA's Thirtieth Annual Labor and Employment Law Symposium

On March 31, 2010, the Labor & Employment Law Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association will present the Thirtieth Annual Labor and Employment Law Symposium:

The 2010 Labor and Employment Law Symposium provides practical advice and cutting-edge panel discussions on labor and employment law issues of critical importance to attorneys, judges, neutrals, government practitioners, union representatives, in-house counsel, and human resource professionals. The Symposium provides a unique intellectual experience allowing the panelists, all of whom are recognized experts in their fields, to share new perspectives, ideas and information. Each panel discussion covers opposing viewpoints, interpretations and strategies, and will encourage audience questions and participation.

The location details:

Biltmore Hotel
506 South Grand Ave. 
Los Angeles, California

Spiro Moss attorney H. Scott Leviant will be speaking on the panel entitled "20 Tips for Successful Navigation of e-Discovery Requirements," with Moderator Angela Robledo, Hon. Carl J. West, and Heather Morgan.

Monday
Mar152010

Spiro Moss attorneys address unconstitutionality of underfunding judicial branch

Today's Daily Journal includes a Perspective column, entitled "Legislature Using Purse Strings to Bind Judiciary," authored by Spiro Moss attorneys H. Scott Leviant and Linh Hua.  The column discusses the unconstitutionality of underfunding the judicial branch.  The article is posted below with permission of Daily Journal Corp. (2010).

If you have difficulty viewing the flash object, the direct link is here.  Spiro Moss thanks the editorial staff of the Daily Journal for quickly providing the posting permission.

Tuesday
Feb092010

Spiro Moss helps with successful effort to obtain publication of Jaimez v. DAIOHS USA, Inc., et al.

On February 8, 2010, the Court of Appeal (Second Appellate District, Division One) published a favorable decision in the field of wage & hour class action practice.  Jaimez v. DAIOHS USA, Inc., et al. was initially unpublished, but attorneys from Spiro Moss and Arbogast & Berns, LLP joined forces to author a successful Request for Publication on behalf of Consumer Attorneys of California ("CAOC") and California Employment Lawyers Association ("CELA").  In addition to the Request on behalf of CAOC and CELA, several other firms also filed Requests for Publication.

Friday
Dec042009

In Daily Journal column, firm attorney explains potential outcomes for Supreme Court case People v. Freeman

In the December 2, 2009 edition of the Daily Journal, a column by Spiro Moss attorney H. Scott Leviant explains the judicial recusal rules implicated by People v. Freeman.  The article is reprinted below with the permission of Daily Journal Corp. (2009).