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Burton Mitchell was quoted in “Money Talk” in the Los Angeles Times regarding estate tax and changes in the step-up rules. column (This segment also appeared on AskLizWeston.com)
Jim Butler’s E-Book, "The Lenders Handbook for Troubled Hotels" appeared in a list of downloads on ebookee.com.
Marty Orlick was quoted in Travel Weekly in the article titled, "Hilton Disabilities Settlement Seen as Template for Hotel Res Systems," regarding hotel reservation systems and the need for improved accessibility information for the disabled.
Jim Butler was quoted in the Daily Journal article, "Mall Owner Emerges from Bankruptcy," discussing the controversial General Growth Properties Inc. bankruptcy decision.
Bill Capps was quoted in the Daily Journal article "Smaller Firms Compete for Big Deals Thanks to Membership Networks." Bill discusses JMBM’s involvement with Interlaw, the worldwide law firm network that has helped bring international work to the firm.
JMBM Development Rights Newsletter Fall 2010 Gambol Industries, Inc.’s Open Letter to the Los Angeles City Council From Robert Stein, President Gambol Industries, Inc. For more than three years, JMBM’s client, Gambol Industries, Inc. has been negotiating with the Port of Los Angeles to develop a ship repair and ship building facility in an unused […]
Jim Butler was quoted in the article, "Real Estate Lending Remains Sluggish," which was published in the Daily Journal’s quarterly Real Estate supplement. Jim discussed the problems still surrounding commercial real estate finance in the current market.
In the Los Angeles Business Journal article titled "Building Storm," Ben Reznik commented on the proposed changes to L.A.’s zoning code, and the importance of making it more user-friendly for developers.
Ben Reznik was mentioned in the Los Angeles Business Journal’s “On the Move” for being named one of California’s Top 100 Lawyers in 2010 by the Daily Journal.
Ben Reznik was quoted in the Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Forum” piece called “TARP Tizzy,” which asked the question, “It was announced that the Troubled Asset Relief Program cost much less than expected. Does that mean the program was efficient, or does that mean the program was unnecessary?”
