In addition, we provide litigation support services and expert testimony in cases where our broad and deep understanding
of the retail industry adds value for a client on a legal matter. The range of such issues include vendor agreements, contracts, store leases, intellectual property,
product dating and pricing, employee discrimination, employee training and personal accountability, shareholder value, customer
service and safety, partnership agreements, bankruptcy reorganization, technology and brand marketing.We are
not legal expert witnesses by profession but can often clarify retailing, consumer and business issues for juries. Listed
below are the law firms that we have served during past few years:
Law Firm
Type of Case
O'Melveny & Meyers, Los Angeles, CA
Defendant apparel specialty retailer
Steven Bennet Blau, P.C., New York City
Plaintiff technology provider to retailers
Law Offices of Nick Reckas, San Rafael, CA
Plaintiff franchise retailer
Law Offices of Paul Kleven, Berkeley, CA
Plaintiff independent retailer
Mehlman & TerBeek LLP, Walnut Creek, CA
Defendant specialty retailer
Warner Norcross & Judd LLP, Grand Rapids, MI Plaintiff
specialty retailer
Novak & Ben-Cohen LLP, Beverly Hills, CA
Plaintiff specialty retailer
Andrew M. Toft, Attorney at Law, Denver, CO
Defendant merchant factor
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, New York
Defendant computer laptop vendor
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, San Francisco
Defendant mass merchant
MacGillivray Law Office, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia Plaintiff individual retail customer
Foreman
& Brasso, San Francisco, CA Plaintiff
distributor
Hinckley Allen Synder LLP, Providence, RI Defendant
drug store chain
Morgan & Meyers PLC, Dearborn, MI Plaintiff
individual retail customer
Greenberg Traurig LLP, Chicago, IL
Plaintiff apparel retailer
Whitten Burrage Priest, Oklahoma City, OK Plaintiff
retail class action
