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Travis Gemoets was quoted on the topic of non-compete agreements in the CRM Buyer article "Microsoft Thwarts Former Exec’s Bid to Join Salesforce’s Force."
Ben Reznik was quoted in the Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) in the article titled "Shipyard Plan Loses Support," commenting on the Gambol Industries shipyard proposal at the Port of L.A.
Rod Berman was highlighted in a recent issue of the Association of Indiana University Chemists Alumni Journal.
Ben Reznik was quoted in the Beverly Hills Courier article "L.A. Superior Court Denies Kobor Relief," regarding the Kobor Family Trust’s proposed mixed-use medical project in Beverly Hills.
Ben Reznik was quoted in the Los Angeles Times Op-Ed piece, “In Deep at the Port of L.A.,” regarding Gambol Industries’ faceoff with the Port of LA. Ben is mentioned for representing Gambol Industries, and is described as a “formidable lawyer”.
Jim Butler and Guy Maisnik were quoted in the GlobeSt.com article “$90M Sheraton Sale Shows Investor Demand,” in reference to the sale of the Sheraton Universal Hotel to China’s Shenzhen New World Group Co. JMBM represented the receiver in the transaction.
Guy Maisnik and JMBM’s Global Hospitality Group were mentioned in Hotel Interactive in the article "N.A.T. Hospitality Group Sells Universal Sheraton Hotel Los Angeles, CA."
Jim Butler was quoted in the article entitled "Hotel Comeback," which was published by Real Estate BisNow, discussing the Sheraton Universal Hotel sale and current trends in the hotel industry.
Jim Butler was quoted in the Los Angeles Times article "Shenzhen New World Group Buys Sheraton Universal Hotel," regarding the recent purchase of the Sheraton Universal Hotel by Shenzhen New World Group.
In the Daily Journal’s “Real Estate Movers & Dealmakers,” Guy Maisnik and Neil Erickson were mentioned, and Jim Butler was quoted in reference to Shenzhen New World Group’s recent purchase of the Sheraton Universal Hotel out of receivership. JMBM represented the receivers in the transaction.
