GMSR has an enviable record of success on appeal. For your convenience, the firm has provided a simple search tool for guests and clients to search that record.
Court of Appeal reverses quiet title summary judgment against GMSR’s client
Court of Appeal reverses probate court order dismissing GMSR’s client’s petition for failure to file a creditor’s claim
Court of Appeal holds that that attorney bills transmitted to clients are confidential communications protected by the attorney client privilege
Court of Appeal reverses $4 million emotional distress judgment
Successfully obtained affirmance of Probate Court order requiring sale of Los Angeles Clippers from Donald Sterling to a new owner. Metropolitan News-Enterprise: Panel Rejects Donald Sterling’s Bid To Regain Los Angeles Clippers
An elderly couple devised an estate plan with the assistance of counsel. They repeatedly stated that their intent was for the surviving spouse to inherit everything except for a “token,” tax-free gift to their children. Their attorney drafted the trust documents using a formula so
GMSR’s clients, the Regents and several of its doctors, obtained summary judgment in a medical negligence action with expert declarations that everything they did was within the standard of care and nothing they did caused the decedent’s death. The only declaration plaintiff submitted in opposition
Granting a petition for writ of mandate drafted by GMSR, the court held that the doctrine of primary assumption of the risk applies to an animal control officer
The Court of Appeal affirmed post-judgment orders denying plaintiff $7.5 million in post-judgment interest over and above what the Hospital paid under the periodic payments judgment in this medical malpractice action when the 5½-year appeals process came to an end. In Leung v. Verdugo Hills
Court of Appeal affirms application of anti-SLAPP statute to summary suspension of medical staff privileges
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