KBK has been working in conjunction with Bay Area Legal Aid and Bramson, Plutzik, Mahler & Birkhaeuser LLP to put a stop to a fictional person fictionally serving real people with lawsuits to get real judgments that ruin peoples’ lives. The SF Gate has published an in-depth article about the lawsuit.
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November 10-14, 2022: Adam McNeile speaks on “The ABC’s of Auto Fraud” and Kristin Kemnitzer speaks on “Drafting a Winning Motion for Attorneys’ Fees” at the 2022 NCLC CRLC. Adam McNeile moderates discussion regarding cryptocurrency class actions in a session titled “A Bitcoin for Your Thoughts: How Blockchain Technology is Changing Class Action Practice” at…
Continue reading ›May 11-14, 2022: Adam McNeile is Committee Co-Chair for the Automotive Track at the 2022 NACA Spring Training. Mr. McNeile spoke on “Resolution in Lemon Law Cases” and “Pre-Suit Investigation In A Dealer Fraud Case.”
Continue reading ›Kristin Kemnitzer and Adam McNeile give “Drafting an Effective CLRA Letter” presentation to Public Counsel on April 12, 2022.
Continue reading ›Kristin Kemnitzer participates as panelist on “Arbitration, UDAP Litigation, and Class Actions” at PLI’s 27th Annual Consumer Financial Services Institute.
Continue reading ›Kristin Kemnitzer participates as panelist on “Arbitration, UDAP Litigation, and Class Actions” at PLI’s 26th Annual Consumer Financial Services Institute.
Continue reading ›Kristin Kemnitzer and Adam McNeile give “ABC’s of Auto Fraud” presentation at the National Consumer Law Center Consumer Rights Litigation Conference.
Continue reading ›Kristin Kemnitzer and Adam McNeile present as guest lecturers on the Rees-Levering Automobile Sales Finance Act at the USC Gould School of Law for the Consumer Law course.
Continue reading ›KBK obtained an appellate victory in the case of Safe Credit Union v. Diaz, with the 3rd Appellate District affirming an order regarding the credit union’s motion to strike and Anti-SLAPP motion. The underlying action concerns the credit union’s failure to comply with repossession notice requirements contained in the Rees-Levering Act.
Continue reading ›Kristin Kemnitzer presents on “Public-Private Partnering on Auto Cases” at the 2021 NACA Spring Training.
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