Leaders in Law (Pre-Event)


October 22, 2019


6:00pm-8:30pm
LA Grand Hotel
333 S. Figueroa Street
Los Angeles, CA 90071

The Los Angeles Business Journal will honor the accomplishments and significant role that general counsel plays in the success of a business enterprise and recognize accomplishments of leading attorneys and firms within the Los Angeles business community. Candidates in each category will be recognized for exceptional legal skill and achievement across the full spectrum of responsibility, exemplary leadership and for contributions to the Los Angeles community at large.


Keynote Speaker

Chalak Richards
Assistant Dean of Career Development & Co-Director of the Parris Institute for Professional Excellence
Pepperdine School of Law


IN-HOUSE COUNSEL NOMINEES


Yemi Adegbonmire – The Bail Project, Inc.
Brandon Braga – The Agency
Cisca Brouwer – Snap Inc.
Bill Chang – Verishop
Jodi Chapin – Revolve
Corinna Cherian – City National Bank
Kate Chilton – Netflix
Ken Choi – Oceanwide Plaza LLC
Carla Christofferson – AECOM
Isaiah Costas – 21 Alpha Group
Hilary Dessouky – Patagonia
Andrew J. Dunbar – Bel Air Investment Advisors
Camilla Eng – LaserAway
Lesley G. Freeman – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Anthony Gin – Upfront Ventures
Erik Graham-Smith – FloQast, Inc.
Dawn Haghighi – PCV Murcor
Ben Howell – Caruso
Robert A. Irwin- Tala
Sooran Rachael Jones – CJ America Inc.
Debra Tilson Lambeck – Psomas
Patricia Laucella – Lionsgate Motion Picture Group
Harold Lee – FastPay
John Levy – Optimist Inc.
Dana Hirsch Lipman – YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles
Culbert Lu – OnPrem Solutions Provider, LLC
Wendy Mantell – Bird Rides, Inc.
Michael Markunas – B. Riley FBR, Inc.
Stacey McGuire – Pelican Products
Alasdair McMullan – Universal Music Group
Karole Morgan-Prager – BlackLine Systems, Inc.
Joe Moschella – Jukin Media, Inc.
Ara H. Movsessian – Cordoba Corporation
Dan Nabel – Riot Games
Christine Nixon – AIG Consumer
Boone Park – Fair
Shweta P. Patel – Pacific HealthWorks, LLC
Guthrie Paterson – Trace3
Curtis Peele – CareerArc
Anand Pradhan – Lenders.com
A. Joel Richlin – Prime Healthcare Services
Kathryn Richman – Hughes Marino
Oren Rosenthal – L.A. Care Health Plan
Janna B. Sidley – Port of Los Angeles
Mehdi Sinaki – Capna Intellectual, Inc.
Jennifer Stearns – Goldco Direct
Wylie Strout – Laserfiche
Natalie Swanson – Riot Games
Aline Taireh – Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield
Armond Arthur Tatevossian – AECOM
Claudia R. Teran – Fox Sports
Thomas Wehinger – Regent, LP
Adam F. Wergeles – Leaf Group Ltd.
Cesely M. Westmoreland – KIPP SoCal Public Schools
Brian Woram – KB Home


2019 Firm Attorney Nominee:

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Inside This Supplement

AB 5 and Independent Contracting in California
As expected, AB 5 has been signed by the governor and enacted into law. AB 5 codifies the California Supreme Court’s decision in Dynamex v. Superior Court and implements the so-called “ABC” test that will now be used to determine whether a worker should be classified as an independent contractor or employee… Read More

Why Going to a Lawyer for Privacy Compliance Advice is a Good Idea
Lawyers, including litigators who have experience defending and defeating high-stakes, consumer class action claims both in and out of the courtroom, may have insight to compliance practices as they relate to state… Read More

The ABC Test Is Here to Stay: Governor Signs AB 5
On September 18, 2019, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill (AB) 5, which codifies last year’s Supreme Court of California decision establishing a new test to determine whether a worker is an independent contractor or an employee… Read More

Ghost Kitchens: A Scary-Good Real Estate Opportunity in California
I have to admit that I was caught by surprise when my children’s school circulated a message last year informing parents that the school was being inundated with lunchtime deliveries. Apparently both well-intentioned parents and perpetually hungry students took advantage of food delivery services such as Grubhub, Postmates and Uber Eats to have meals delivered to the school… Read More

Victims Times Two: When Fraudsters Steal Attorneys’ Identities to Cheat the Public
Example one: The State Bar of California receives a complaint about an attorney from one of his purported clients. The complainant shares a letter, supposedly from the attorney, written on State Bar letterhead… Read More


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