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Five Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Attorneys Named to Best Lawyers® 2025 “Ones to Watch in America” List

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Partner Steven Berliner Named to Best Lawyers in America® 2025

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Daily Journal Recognizes Partner Alexander Volberding as a 2024 Top Labor and Employment Lawyer

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Daily Journal Names LCW San Francisco Managing Partner Morin I. Jacob Top Women Lawyers

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Los Angeles Business Journal Names LCW Partner Melanie L. Chaney Top 100 Lawyers

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Named 2024 Best Law Firms® Ranked by Best Lawyers

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Daily Journal Names LCW Partner Brian P. Walter 2024 “Leading National Litigators”

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LCW Partner Melanie L. Chaney Named 2024 Leaders of Influence: Minority Attorneys

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Named Most Admired Law Firms to Work For 2023

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Daily Journal Recognizes Suzanne Solomon and Brian Walter as 2023 Top Labor and Employment Lawyers

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LCW Partner Brian Walter Highlighted as a Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2023 Leader of Influence: Litigators & Trial Attorneys

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Liebert Cassidy Whitmore Ranks #11 In Law360’s 2022 Pulse Diversity Snapshot

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Nonprofit
What Nonprofits Need to Know When Deciding Whether to Accept Restricted Donations
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Public Education, Public Employers, Public Safety
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Nonprofit, Private Education
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Author: Grace Chan
April 07
Public Employers, Public Safety
Awaiting Guidance On Calif. Peace Officer Bias Screenings
Author: Geoffrey S. Sheldon , Paul D. Knothe
April 07
Nonprofit
5 Tips for Nonprofit Leaders to Avoid Claims of Wrongful Termination
Author: Casey Williams , Yesenia Z. Carrillo
April 11
Nonprofit, Private Education, Public Education, Public Employers, Public Safety
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