From 2017 to the present, KHIKS attorneys Michael Kump and Gregory Korn have represented MRC, the award-winning company that created and produced the hit series “House of Cards” on Netflix,... June 1, 2022 KHIKS, Dale Kinsella, Larry Iser, and Michael Kump Achieve Ranks in Prestigious Chambers USA 2022 Guide The firm is pleased to announce that Dale Kinsella has joined Howard Weitzman on The Hollywood Reporter's “Legal Legends” honor roll, and that Michael Kump and Shawn Holley have been... May 20, 2021 Chambers USA 2021 Guide Recognizes KHIKS and Attorneys Kinsella, Weitzman, Iser, and Kump KHIKS partner Michael Kump has been named a "Top Litigator" in Los Angeles by the Los Angeles Business Journal (LABJ). Michael has been recognized for his work "at the forefront of... August 15, 2018 Seven KHIKS Attorneys Named 2019 “Best Lawyers” The firm is pleased to announce that Larry Iser and Michael Kump were recently named to the Los Angeles Daily Journal’s annual “Top Intellectual Property Lawyers” list. The award honors... May 10, 2023 KHIKS Scores Major Win for Evan Rachel Wood Andy confuses the popular phrase "a girl's dream fairytale wedding" by replacing "girl" with "boy".

In fact, towards the end of season eight, when the current receptionist Erin was in Florida, Pam absolutely refused to cover the reception desk, leaving the current manager Andy to take all of the calls. It was a bold move, but Pam certainly did not regret it. The basis of one's preference between the two Office shows may actually be based on which series they started watching first. The pilot episode for the U.S. Office was almost a shot for shot remake of the U.K. version, which makes the second of the two pilots you watch to feel less original, starting the series with a bad taste in the mouth. Kinsella Holley Iser Kump Steinsapir LLP and four of its founding partners—Dale Kinsella, Howard Weitzman, Larry Iser and Michael Kump—have been recognized by the prestigious ranking organization, Chambers, as among... March 30, 2020 Dale Kinsella, Howard Weitzman and Michael Kump Included in The Hollywood Reporter’s “Power Lawyers” Issue The firm is pleased to announce that firm partners, Shawn Holley and Michael Kump, have been included in The Hollywood Reporter’s 17th annual Top 100 “Power Lawyers” list, and Dale... April 3, 2023 KHIKS Wins Dismissal of Defamation ActionThe photo of young Stanley is an old prom photo of Leslie David Baker inserted into another photo of people he doesn't know. [2] :22:37 United States District Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen granted Mr. Kump’s motion and dismissed the entire action with prejudice, finding that “the burden on interstate commerce imposed by section 351 outweighs the articulated state interest in this case, and the application of section 351 to toll the statute of limitations on Plaintiff’s claims would violate the commerce clause.” (For more information, read Judge Nguyen’s opinion.) The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Nguyen’s ruling, finding that “The burden on interstate commerce as applied to O’Neal is substantial and the countervailing interest is minimal. Application of section 351 in this case would offend the Commerce Clause and [plaintiff’s] suit was properly dismissed because it was untimely.” (See Ninth Circuit opinion). Ms. Shah joined Argonne Capital Group in August 2022 as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Compliance Officer. Her current responsibilities are overseeing the financial functions of the company including administration of the funds, quarterly valuations, accounting and treasury. She is also responsible for various compliance functions. Prior to joining Argonne, Ms. Shah was a Vice President of Fund Administration with State Street Bank in their Alternatives Division where she oversaw fund administration for several real asset funds and was responsible for their close process and financial statement reporting. Prior to that Ms. Shah worked with Aprio LLP (f/k/a Habif, Arogeti & Wynne, LLP) as an Audit Senior Manager and was responsible for overseeing and managing the audits for several clients in the real estate, hospitality, insurance, service and manufacturing industries. Whether he’s with them or against them, Hollywood’s A-listers have seen firsthand how effectively Michael Kump litigates cases.” After six weeks without success, Michael Gallenberg was flown to the Merritt Parkway rest stop to secretly take measurements and photos so that they could recreate the rest stop from scratch. They had nine days to scout, design, build, and shoot the scene. They could not film by a real highway because the highway patrol would have required the cars to slow down to 5 miles per hour in the rain zone. [10]

The blouse Pam wore to class (the one she attends by mistake) is the same blouse she wore in the first half of " Fun Run", another season-opening episode. Aspiring actor Stefan Kumor appeared as an extra in two scenes from this episode. His local newspaper covered the story. Hudson native makes first splash into Hollywood. Named in 2021 and 2022 by U.S. News & World Report’s The Best Lawyers in America as “Lawyer of the Year” in Litigation – Intellectual Property (Los Angeles).The rotting fruit also had to be timed out carefully. Property master Phil Shea had tables of fruit in various stages of decay so that the correct ones could be placed in the vending machine. [5] Mr. Kump has spoken on several occasions to law students at The University of Michigan Law School in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and to undergraduate students at Grinnell College in Grinnell, Iowa, on current trends and careers in entertainment law. Greene, Alan. "Weight Loss." The Office: The Untold Story of the Great Sitcom of the 2000s: An Oral History. Dutton, 2020.

Pam's user name on IM is "receptionitis15". In " Health Care", Jim and Pam make up fake diseases. (Jim's screen name is JIM9334.) The firm would like to congratulate Dale Kinsella and Michael Kump on being selected for inclusion in Variety’s “Legal Impact Report” for 2021.... January 28, 2021 Michael Kump Inducted into the 2021 Lawdragon Hall of Fame Kinsella Holley Iser Kump Steinsapir LLP, and four of its founding partners—Dale Kinsella, Howard Weitzman, Larry Iser and Michael Kump—have been recognized by the prestigious ranking organization, Chambers, as among... April 10, 2019 Seven KHIKS Attorneys Named to Variety’s 2019 “Legal Impact Report” When Dwight and Angela exit from their last "tryst", the mini boombox changes from being held in Dwight's right hand to his left hand.

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Represented Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Hofesh, Inc., in a trademark infringement action filed against Hofesh in federal court in Los Angeles by the owner of the HAPPY PLACE trademark. Hofesh is the producer of a multi-sensory pop-up art exhibit called “Happy Place.” This matter was dismissed after discovery. ( Happy Place, Inc. v. Hofesh, LLC, et al, USDC Case No. 2:18-cv-06915-ODW.) What put Pam over the edge, leading to her quitting reception, was everyone in the office pushing her around when it came to the new copy machine. Because of this, anyone asking her to make a copy in the proceeding seasons became something of a sour spot for her.

The following conversation can be heard from the other end of the phone call Ryan receives in a deleted scene. Represented Kim when she ended up in the middle of a lawsuit between TRIA Beauty, the company for which she endorsed an at-home laser hair removal product, and TRIA’s competitor, Radiancy, Inc. TRIA sued Radiancy in federal court in San Francisco for false advertising and Lanham Act violations. Radiancy then filed counterclaims against TRIA, and also sued Kim for false advertising for repeating TRIA’s advertising claims. After discovery and motion practice, the case against Kim was dismissed. ( Tria Beauty, Inc. v. Radiancy, Inc., and Counterclaims, USDC, N.D.Cal. Case No. CV-10-5030-RS.)

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The can of bug spray Dwight sprays on the food to make it inedible was really just aerosol water. [2] :16:55 Kinsey, Angela and Jenna Fischer. Episode 76: Weight Loss, Part 1. " Office Ladies" podcast, May 19, 2021. Named in 2021 by Benchmark Litigation as a “Litigation Star” for exceptional work in intellectual property, entertainment and media law.