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New York Updates Data Breach Notification Law   New York has strengthened its data breach notification requirements with amendments signed…

Starting on January 1, 2025, the minimum salary for New York City employees to meet the salary  threshold for the…

As with most legislative years, 2024 was a busy year for California employment law developments.  Several important new laws and…

Spring 2016 – Motions for preliminary injunctive relief are routinely sought in cases involving claims for trademark infringement. For many…

The Winter 2015 edition of California Health Law News (a Publication of the California Society for Healthcare Attorneys), Volume XXXIII,…

California’s Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA), Civil Code section 56 et seq., carefully balances obligations to handle and dispose…

Rob Bunzel’s published piece in The Recorder, read PDF copy of the article, highlights the recently released grand jury transcripts…

by W. Paul Schuck August 2020 – Judge William Alsup has interpreted the Northern District of California’s Patent Local Rules…

by John “Jack” McLean John “Jack” McLean, Of Counsel to the firm, and Patrick O’Shaughnessy, a Principal of Bartko Bunzel…

by Bartko Law John “Jack” McLean, Of Counsel to the firm, and Patrick O’Shaughnessy, a Principal of Bartko Bunzel &…

On June 3, 2020, the Senate unanimously passed the House of Representative bill 7010, the “PaycheckProtection Program Flexibility Act.” The…

by Bartko Law by Richard O’Connor San Francisco lawyer’s lawyer Bill Edlund (Pillsbury Madison & Sutro 1956-1999 and Bartko Bunzel…

by Marco Quazzo May 2020 – Marco Quazzo, a shareholder of Bartko Bunzel & Miller, has published an article in…

by Robert H. Bunzel May 22, 2020 – This article by Rob Bunzel containing an important lesson for trial lawyers…

by Kerry L. Duffy and Elizabeth “Lisa” T. Ferguson In a surprising turn of events this week, Congress did not…

This email is being sent to all of our clients to point out two new developments that are of critical…

All Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan applications require borrowers to certify in good faith that“[c]urrent economic uncertainty makes this loan…

On April 23, 2020, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) issued new guidance with an aim ofincreasing the chances that…

Among the many adjustments that companies need to make in these difficult times, one that shouldnot be overlooked is updating…

Executing a Will requires certain formalities, including witnessing, which under normal circumstances may seem burdensome. The social distancing and quarantine…

by Bartko Law Marco Quazzo, a shareholder of Bartko Bunzel & Miller, has published an article in the San Francisco…

The COVID-19 pandemic has required us to radically alter the way we live our lives and to respond tothe ever-…

Catherine Vance Perusse, Of Counsel The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019, simply known asthe SECURE…

by Bartko Law San Francisco, January 15, 2020.  Bartko Bunzel & Miller is pleased to welcome a top-tier Northern and…

Effective January 1, 2020, employers must comply with various changes in state and federal law.Here are just a few things…

by Robert H. Bunzel December 12, 2019 – This article by Rob Bunzel containing an important lesson for trial lawyers…

by Benjamin K. Riley November 15, 2019 – Ben Riley published an article in the Daily Journal about Saving the…

Adam D. Miztner, Partner New York State has banned hair discrimination in the workplace. The law, which was signed by…

by Robert H. Bunzel June 10, 2019 – This article by Rob Bunzel containing an important lesson for trial lawyers…

by Benjamin K. Riley and Robert H. Bunzel Ben Riley’s and Rob Bunzel’s article on Sometimes It Pays to Opt…

New Federal Stimulus for Businesses during the COVID-19 Crisis. It is merely days after enactment of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief…

Adam D. Miztner, Partner Effective December 31, 2018 both the state minimum wage and the minimum salary level for employees…

by Bartko Law by Evan Thomas San Francisco lawyer’s lawyer Bill Edlund (Pillsbury Madison & Sutro 1956-1999 and Bartko Bunzel…

by Bartko Law San Francisco lawyer’s lawyer Bill Edlund (Pillsbury Madison & Sutro 1956-1999 and Bartko Bunzel & Miller 1999-2016)…

by Bartko Law June 2018 Smithsonian Magazine – In the final months of the 19th century, a German sculptor named…

by Bartko Law To avoid regret after direct examination, listen to the witness, get to know the witness, and weave…

by Bartko Law May 8, 2018 A ground-breaking research project initiated last year by the German government, museums, research institutes…

by Bartko Law May 1, 2018 Tracking down artwork that was stolen by the Nazis on the eve of World…

By: Adam D. Mitzner, Partner On January 1, 2018, New York’s Paid Family Leave Benefits Law (“PFLBL”) became effective. ThePFLBL…

by Charles G. Miller Spring 2017 – Ever since Congress enacted the Federal Arbitration Act, it has been the national…

by Benjamin K. Riley November 2016 – The law of trade secrets protects information that provides independent economic value because…

by Bartko Law Bartko Facilitates Settlement in Koret Dispute September 28, 2016 Since October 2014, the firm has been counsel…

by Bartko Law Germany to Return Painting, Confiscated Twice From Jewish Owners, to Their Heirs May 11, 2016 The still…

by Bartko Law Mummy portraits stolen by Nazis returned to Jewish family May 2, 2016 Rare Roman-era paintings confiscated by…

by Bartko Law Castle Schlitz: Fountain once stolen by the Nazis? April 23, 2016 The famous nymphs fountain (“Nymphenbrunnen”) in…

by Bartko Law In the Name of the Father April 20, 2016 Looted Art – An auction of three paintings,…

by Bartko Law The Oskar Reinhart Foundation restitutes a pastel artwork by Adolph Menzel to the Mosse heirs December 1,…

by Bartko Law Federal Circuit Declines Request for Rehearing En Banc in High Profile, Non-Invasive Prenatal Genetic Testing Patent Case,…

by Bartko Law Federal Circuit Affirms Grant of Declaratory Judgment Obtained by BartkoZankel in High Profile Non-Invasive Prenatal Genetic Testing…

by Bartko Law History Regained: New Aspects to the Provenance of a Painting by Carl Blechen March 19, 2015 In…

by Bartko Law Michael Abraham Authors CMIA Article Published in Winter 2015 Issue of California Health Law News March 1,…

by Bartko Law Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz restitutes art objects from the collection of Rudolf Mosse February 12, 2015 The Stiftung…

by Bartko Law Stolen, Sold, and Re-Discovered February 12, 2015 The Nazis have chiseled his art collection out of Rudolf…

by Bartko Law U.S. heirs of Berlin publisher request works of art looted in 1934 August 28, 2014 US heirs…

by Bartko Law Looted Art Nazis in Darmstadt: Investigations Almost Completed July 28, 2014 Mathildenhöhe – Next round of negotiations…

by Bartko Law City Wants to Return Looted Art July 22, 2014 TSindelfingen – even before Sindelfingen’s mayor Bernd Vöhringer…

by Bartko Law William Edlund, one of the founders and current President of The Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence,…

by C. Griffith Towle October 2012 – Irreparable harm is the sine qua non of injunctive relief – a showing…