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Robert G. Klein’s firm, Klein Trial Lawyers, has been helping Los Angeles and California clients with their intricate business litigation cases since 1994. He has handled numerous complex cases involving trademark infringement, breach of contract, trade secret litigation, unfair competition and business and shareholder disputes. How Has Klein Trial Lawyers Helped Businesses? For one client, our firm secured a unanimous jury verdict

A United States District Judge in San Francisco has dismissed a lawsuit against Apple Inc., because the plaintiffs failed to deliver strong enough proof that Apple made affirmative misrepresentations. The plaintiffs had accused Apple of selling computers with defects, while billing the laptops as the “most advanced” computers on sale. The judge found that the computers

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Aug. 23, 2012 — Los Angeles business litigation attorneyRobert G. Klein has been admitted “pro hac vice” to serve as lead trial counsel in a United States District Court in the Northern District of Illinois. Mr. Klein is seeking to rescind a sale of assets including a trademark related to luxury goods and

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Sept. 21, 2012 — Los Angeles business litigation attorneyRobert G. Klein said that the 41-year-old naturalized citizen recently sentenced to four years in federal prison after being convicted of stealing trade secrets from Motorola calls attention to the steps that all businesses need to take to protect confidential information. The Chinese-born software engineer reportedly had

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Mar. 15, 2012 — Los Angeles business litigation attorney Robert G. Klein has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a client who invested more than $1.2 million with a man he trusted as his partner. The investor only later discovered that the former partner kept most of the money for himself and later

The 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center changed the course of American history. Klein Trial Lawyers would like to take a moment and remember the men and women who lost their lives that day. We would also like to express our sincerest gratitude to the brave service members fighting overseas, protecting our rights on a daily

Last fall saw what most intellectual property experts regard as the biggest change to patent law in the US since the Patent Act of 1952. On September 16, 2011, President Obama signed the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (“AIA”) into law, and it brought several major changes to patent law in the United States. This week

Although trade secrets law is, at least for now, a mix of state and federal law, the trend has been for it to increasingly become federal and uniform. This is largely a result of its increasing importance. Companies’ most valuable assets today are no longer physical plants and raw materials, but intellectual property and employee

Two forces shape unfair competition law in California – the Unfair Competition Law (“UCL”) itself and 2004’s Proposition 64, which California voters passed to limit the right to sue on unfair competition grounds in certain circumstances. Additional details on unfair competition law are available from a Los Angeles business litigation lawyer. What constitutes unfair competition? The

As people who work at a tech company are well aware, the tech industry typically exists outside of the regular 9-5. When new ideas require developing or when a product is set to launch, employees can find themselves working at all hours of the day. They can also find themselves working away from the office,