Have you ever wondered what Jason Bourne would have looked like if The Bourne Identity had been made in 1980? No? Well, Warner Brothers probably wonders. In 1981, the film rights to Robert Ludlum’s 1980 spy novel, The Bourne Identity, were acquired by Winwood/Glen Productions (WGP), owned by Anthony Lazzarino and Henry Morrison. WGP sold the rights to Warner Bros’s predecessor Orion Pictures in exchange for a 3.75% interest and presentation credit.
Read moreJamie Lopez has been invited by USC Law School to participate in an alumni panel for its annual Law Day event on Friday, April 19, 2013.
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Earlier this month, Gov. Brown signed AB 1964, the Workplace Religious Freedom Act of 2012, into law. Effective January 2013, California employers will be required to accommodate their employees’ religious dress and grooming practices.
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Nicolette Sheridan played Edie Britt on the hit television show Desperate Housewives. In April 2009, season five of the show, her character was killed off in a car accident. Behind the scenes, Touchstone Television Productions, the production company for Desperate Housewives, had informed Sheridan that it would not be renewing her season 6 contract.
Read moreAs a result of successful argument by Jack Schaedel and Jamie Jung, the Commissioner issued an award in the client’s favor…
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The 6th Circuit ruled last week that the red dripping wax seal that has appeared on Maker’s Mark bourbon bottles since 1958 is an “extremely strong” trademark deserving of protection.
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Pasadena Magazine recently celebrated its 2011 Top Attorneys with a reception at the iconic Langham Huntington hotel. Don A. Hernandez and Adam Kargman were recognized for Business Law / Litigation. Jack Schaedel, Alexandra M. Steinberg and Agnes Markarian were recognized for Labor & Employment and Jamie Jung, Jennifer Tsao and Martin Sullivan were recognized for Civil Litigation.
Read moreBy Jamie Jung – Yesterday, the Ninth Circuit handed down an important ruling that affects the rights of all copyright holders with regard to infringement on the internet. In 2007, UMG Recordings sued Veoh, a video-sharing website, for copyright infringement by users who had uploaded the label’s (more…)
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Jamie’s practice areas include employment litigation and counseling, business litigation, healthcare litigation and trademark litigation. Jamie joined Hernandez Schaedel & Associates, LLP in 2006. Before becoming an attorney, she served as a law clerk for the firm throughout her law school career. Since joining us, she has assisted in several successful litigations and settlements.
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