Here’s the latest article by Parker Mills attorneys David Parker and Justin Denlinger. “Movin’ On–Ethical Considerations Relating to Attorney Mobility” appeared in the September 2021 issue of LACBA Update. Movin’ On–Ethical Considerations Relating to Attorney Mobility
Read MoreParker Mills attorney Justin Denlinger and his horn band (Shrine Inch Nails) will be performing on the final day of the Orange County Fair on Sunday August 15, 2021. The band will help close the fair by playing a set starting at 12:30 pm at the main stage (The Hanger Stage). Shrine Inch Nails is the official jazz/funk/rock combo of the Shriners for Children Medical...
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that for the eighth consecutive year, Parker Mills partner Shawn Shaffie has been named to the Super Lawyers Southern California Rising Stars list. No more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are named to the Rising Stars list each year. Attorneys are selected through a research-driven, peer influenced rating process that...
Read MoreParker Mills LLP is pleased to announce the elevation of Theodore W. Frank to senior counsel. Theodore has been with Parker Mills since 2007. His litigation practice focuses on complex business disputes and legal malpractice in addition to helping businesses avoid litigation. He handles cases from pre-litigation counseling through trial, post-trial appeals in both...
Read MoreRecent Daily Journal article by Parker Mills LLP partner Shawn Shaffie. Daily Journal article penned by Parker Mills LLP partner Shawn Shaffie discusses various incentives for law firms that set up ethical compliance systems utilizing in-house counsel. Both attorneys and their clients benefit when such a system is implemented through amplified ethical compliance and...
Read MoreJuly 27, 2020 Article excerpt: A petition expected this week will ask the California Supreme Court to settle a renewed debate in the legal malpractice sphere over the level of evidence required to bring a claim against an attorney following a settlement, known as “settle and sue.” In a case decided in June, Masellis v. Jensen, a state appeals court considered...
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