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Since 2005, we’ve had the privilege and honor of representing publicly traded and mid-sized businesses in diverse markets and industries, including Healthcare, Finance, Hospitality & Construction.
Practice Areas
Our seasoned team of attorneys are dedicated to delivering top-tier representation in various legal matters, leveraging our deep knowledge, skills, and experience. Whether you need assistance with complex disputes, transactions, or any other legal concerns, our firm is here to provide the expert guidance and advocacy you require.
Specialties
Business
Proactive. Responsive. Problem-Solvers.
Securities
Safeguard Your Investments.
Biotech, Biologics, and Compliance
Navigating You Through the FDA Regulatory Process
Fintech
Unlocking the Future of Finance.
Healthcare
We Know the Business of Health.
Technology
Where innovation meets legal excellence.
Intellectual Property
Protecting Your Brand Identity.
Construction
Vigorous Defense. Cost-Effective Resolution.
Family Law
Effective Representation When It Matters Most
Mediation
Resolve Conflicts Peacefully.
Regulatory
Stop problems before they happen.
Aviation
Experienced. Dedicated. Knowledgeable.
Appellate
Strategic. Experienced. Results-Driven.
Our Most Recent News
The High-Earner Problem: Child Support and the “Extraordinarily High Income” Exception
California’s child support system is designed to produce consistent and predictable results. Most family law attorneys are familiar with the process: you input the parties’ income, plug in the parenting timeshare, run the statewide guideline calculation, and out comes a number that the law presumes to be the correct amount of support.
Most of the time, the system works exactly as intended.
But every now and then, a case comes along that makes lawyers (and sometimes judges) pause and ask a different question: what happens when one of the parents earns an extraordinary amount of money?
Emergency Guardianship Planning in an Era of Heightened Immigration Enforcement
For many families, estate planning is something that can wait. It sits on the list of “important but not urgent” tasks, often postponed until a major life event forces the conversation. But for immigrant families living in the United States today, one particular form of planning has taken on new urgency: emergency guardianship planning.
Liquidated Damages Clauses: Enforceability in California
Liquidated damages provisions are one of the most frequently negotiated in commercial agreements. When drafted correctly, they can provide certainty, risk allocation, and leverage. When drafted poorly, they can be struck down as unenforceable penalties.
Development of Therapeutic Protein Biosimilars – Can Startups Content with the “State of the Art” Standard?
The FDA’s new guidance on therapeutic protein biosimilars sets a high bar, requiring state-of-the-art analytical technologies and rigorous risk assessments. For startups, the challenge is clear: how to meet these standards while navigating IP, compliance, and capitalization hurdles.
Development of Therapeutic Protein Biosimilars – Can Startups Content with the “State of the Art” Standard?
On September 11, 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued new guidance for the development of therapeutic protein biosimilars, focusing on comparative analytical assessment and quality-related considerations. This guidance is crucial for sponsors and...
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Family Law Happy Hour
Episode 5: Child Support, Modifications & Celebrity Settlements
Listen in as Tenny and Shayda tackle child support and the multimillion-dollar settlements in celebrity cases. In this episode you’ll learn how child support is calculated in California, why the law is considered gender-neutral, and the time-sensitivity of modifications. Wonder how much Nick Cannon is paying annually in child support? Tune in to get the full scoop on that and a lot more!
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