Background
Greenberg, Ronald M. was born on August 21, 1939 in Detroit, Michigan, United States.
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- Proposal for World Jurist Association model arbitration provision (Work paper)
- The use of arbitration by companies doing business in developing countries to resolve multinational employee disputes (Work paper / Berlin Conference on the Law of the World, July 21-26, 1985)
- The Los Angeles Center for International Commercial Arbitration; a new alternative (Work paper / Seoul Conference on the Law of the World, September 6-11, 1987)
- ADR disclosure legislation in California: Impact on confidentiality, disqualification and finality
- California Civil Appellate Practice
Ronald M. Greenberg
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University of Michigan (Bachelor of Arts, 1961). Stanford University (Bachelor of Laws, 1964).
Career
Worked at Rosenfeld, Meyer & Susman, LLP (Beverly Hills, California) specializing in General Civil, Trial and Appellate Practice in all State and Federal Courts. Banking and Savings and Loan Law, Copyright, Corporate, Employee Benefits, Entertainment (Motion Picture, Television and Music) Transactions, Errors and Omission Clearance, Estate Planning, Family Law, Insurance Coverage and Defense Litigation, Intellectual Property, International Business Law, Labor and Employment Law, Media Finance, Motion Picture Financing, New Media Technologies, Real Estate, Real Property, Securities, Succession Planning, Taxation (Federal, State and International), Trademark, Trusts and Probate, and Unfair Competition. Admitted to the bar, 1965, California and United States.
District Court, Central District of California. 1966, United States. District Court, Southern District of California. 1971, United States. Supreme Court.
1979, United States. Claims Court. Phi Delta Phi. Author: "Electronic Surveillance of Public Telephone Booths," 41 Los Angeles Bar Bulletin 490, September, 1966. "Secondary Activity and the Labor Antitrust Exception: An Historical Presentation," 47 Antitrust Law Journal 1301, Summer, 1979.
"The Use of Arbitration by Companies Doing Business in Developing Countries to Resolve Multinational Employee Disputes," The World Peace Through Law Center, July, 1985. "The Los Angeles Center for International Commercial Arbitration - A New Alternative," The World Peace Through Law Center, September, 1987. "Proposal for World Jurist Association Model Arbitration," The World Jurist Association, October 1991.
"ADR-Considerations for Use in International Commercial Dispute Resolution," World Jurist Association, October 1993. "ADR Disclosure Legislation in California-Impact on Confidentiality, Disqualification and Finality," World Jurist Association, August 1995. Supplement Author for 1976, 1977, 1979 and 1981 "California Civil Appellate Practice" and for 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1981 "California Civil Discovery Practice," Continuing Education of the Bar.
Revision Editor, 1970-1978 for Organized Labor Portion of Supplement to "Antitrust Developments 1955-1968," the American Bar Association. Consulting Attorney for California Civil Appellate Practice 2nd Education, Continuing Education of the Bar, 1985 and Author of Chapters on "Standing to Appeal," and "Costs, Attorney's Fees and Sanctions". Consulting Attorney for Bancroft-Whitney, "California Civil Practice" (1993).
Law Clerk to the Honorable Jesse W. Curtis, United States. District Court, Los Angeles, 1964-1965. Honor: World Jurist Association's World Lawyer Award, 1995.
Member: Los Angeles County (Member, Federal Practice and Procedure Committee, 1969), Federal and American (Member: Sections on Litigation and General Practice. Forum Committee on the Entertainment Industry) Bar Associations. American Judicature Society.
Association of Business Trial Lawyers. World Association of Lawyers. World Jurist Association of the World Peace Through Law Center.
(Also Litigation Counsel, Whittaker, Simi Valley, California). The firm was founded in 1957 to represent clients in the entertainment industry and that practice is still significant. Over the years we have grown into a full service firm and our firm's areas of expertise are centered around the following major departments: Litigation, Business/Corporate, Entertainment, Labor and Employment Law, Estate Planning, Trusts and Probate, Taxation, Insurance Coverage and Defense and Family Law.
We also have groups specializing in New Media Technologies, Intellectual Property, Media Finance, Trademark, Merchandising and Licensing and Employee Benefits.
Works
book
- California Civil Appellate Practice
- Proposal for World Jurist Association model arbitration provision (Work paper)
- The use of arbitration by companies doing business in developing countries to resolve multinational employee disputes (Work paper / Berlin Conference on the Law of the World, July 21-26, 1985)
- The Los Angeles Center for International Commercial Arbitration; a new alternative (Work paper / Seoul Conference on the Law of the World, September 6-11, 1987)
- ADR disclosure legislation in California: Impact on confidentiality, disqualification and finality
Membership
Member: Los Angeles County (Member, Federal Practice and Procedure Committee, 1969), Federal and American (Member: Sections on Litigation and General Practice. Forum Committee on the Entertainment Industry) Bar Associations. American Judicature Society.
Association of Business Trial Lawyers. World Association of Lawyers. World Jurist Association of the World Peace Through Law Center.
(Litigation Counsel) (Also Of Counsel, Rosenfield, Meyer & Susman, Beverly Hills, California).
