OCTOBER 2019 – Summer Young-Agriesti published in GPSolo Magazine for members of the ABA Solo, Small Firm and General Practice Division.

APRIL 2019 – Ana Thomas represented a large hospital corporation in a case involving an alleged denial of access by a plaintiff with a service dog.  After the start of trial, plaintiff’s claims were dismissed with prejudice by the court, resulting in a complete defense victory.

JANUARY 2019 – Summer Young-Agriesti conducted 2019 New Employment Law presentations to the Los Angeles Advertising Human Resources Professionals (LAAHRP) as well as a local collection of staffing companies.

NOVEMBER 2017 – KBY Law is honored to be ranked among California’s “Best Law Firms” in the category of Labor & Employment. This list, assembled each year by U.S. News & World Report, is based on client feedback and peer evaluations from leading attorneys in the field. Qualities considered include expertise, responsiveness, integrity, and cost-effectiveness.

MAY 2017 – Will Klatte was quoted on JD Supra, a leading distributor of legal news and analysis, in an article exploring how law firms are innovating to increase efficiency. He discussed KBY Law’s adaptability and willingness to look beyond billable hours to improve the services provided to clients. The article can be viewed here.

MARCH 2017 – Los Angeles Superior Court. Obtained Summary Judgment on behalf of large hospital management corporation as to all seven causes of action asserted against it.  The complaint asserted race discrimination, harassment and retaliation claims in downtown Los Angeles, which is one of the most liberal jury pools in the country.  Prevailing party costs of approximately $15,000 were obtained.

NOVEMBER 2016 – U.S. District Court, Central District (Los Angeles). KBY obtained a pre-trial dismissal of all claims against its client, a large hospital management corporation, brought by a female physician. The complaint asserted gender discrimination and retaliation claims. No payment or other remuneration was provided for the dismissal with prejudice.

NOVEMBER 2016 – KBY Law attorneys recently attended the California Minority Counsel Program’s Annual Business Conference in San Francisco.  Joe Naddour, who serves on CMCP’s Ambassador’s Council, spoke at a panel entitled “Is Work Life Balance a Myth? Finding the Right Position and the Right State of Mind.”  KBY Law is proud to support CMCP’s mission to promote diversity in the legal profession.

DECEMBER 2015 – Will Klatte contributed to an article about Kilby et al. v. CVS Pharmacy Inc., where the California Supreme Court will respond to questions certified to the court by the Ninth Circuit and interpret California state requirements for employers to provide suitable seating.