Media Mentions
2007
Gordon Greenberg, Terrence McMahon and James Sanders have been recongnized in the Who's Who Legal: California 2007 edition. Who’s Who Legal: California recognizes 725 leading private practitioners in 25 distinct practice areas. James Sanders and Gordon Greenberg have been recognized for their business crime practice, while Terrence McMahon has been recognized for his patent practice.
Gordon A. Greenberg, Terrence P. McMahon, James L. Sanders, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology, Trial
Gordon Greenberg, Russell Hayman and Jonathan Lurie have been recognized as top lawyers in their industry by Super Lawyers in June 2007 as "Southern California Super Lawyers for the Family and Consumer." Mr. Greenberg and Mr. Hayman were recognized in the area of "When Disaster Strikes" and Mr. Lurie was recognized in the area of "Planning Your Future."
Gordon A. Greenberg, Russell Hayman, Jonathan C. Lurie, Health, Private Client, Trial
2006
Michael Anthony, Bobby Burchfield, Gordon Greenberg, Christopher Jedrey, Ray Lupo, Terry McMahon, Michael Pope, Richard Smith and Jeffrey Stone will be recognized in the fall edition of Lawdragon magazine on its annual survey of the top 500 lawyers in the United States, the Lawdragon 500.
Michael F. Anthony, Bobby R. Burchfield, Gordon A. Greenberg, Christopher M. Jedrey, Raphael V. Lupo, Terrence P. McMahon, Michael A. Pope PC, Richard W. Smith, Jeffrey E. Stone, Corporate, Health, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology, Trial
Gordon Greenberg was quoted in the April 7 issue of the Los Angeles Daily Journal in the article, "U.S. Judge Tosses Shareholders' Class Action Suit Against Perot Systems," mentioning McDermott's representation of Perot Systems in its recent class action victory. Mr. Greenberg stated, "Perot Systems is not an energy provider and has never been found to have done anything wrong." Daniel Chammas, Richard Frey and Francisca Mok were also mentioned as members of the team representing Perot Systems.
Dan Chammas, Richard J. Frey, Gordon A. Greenberg, Francisca M. Mok, Class Action, Trial
2004
Gordon Greenberg was profiled as the "Gentle Giant" on the front page the Daily Journal EXTRA on October 4. The four page feature, cover story highlights Mr. Greenberg's recent work for CDR Enterprises, an entity of the French government arm Consortium Realisation, in the prosecution of Credit Lyonnais, and highlights a number of milestones in his career since serving in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Chicago. The article describes Mr. Greenberg as: "Renowned for his grace under pressure, veteran white-collar criminal defender Gordon Greenberg uses his communication skills to calm nerves and get high-profile clients out of hot water."
Gordon A. Greenberg, Trial, White-Collar Criminal Defense
Gordon Greenberg was quoted in a Reuters wire story regarding the Martha Stewart case. The story which appeared in The Toronto Star, the Calgary Sun and The Ottawa Sun on April 2 reported on Martha Stewart's retrial. "It's an uphill battle for the defense," commented Mr. Greenberg.
Gordon A. Greenberg, Corporate Responsibility, Trial
The February issue of Los Angeles Magazine contained an advertising supplement listing Southern California "Super Lawyers." Gordon Greenberg, Steve Kroft, Paul Lawrence and Doug Mancino were listed among the California Super Lawyers. The Super Lawyers lists the top 5% attorneys in Southern California as a result of a unbiased poll conducted by Super Lawyers, an independent publication.
Gordon A. Greenberg, Paul F. Lawrence, Douglas M. Mancino
2003
Gordon Greenberg was quoted in the February 8 issue of The Washington Post regarding the increased accountability set forth by the SEC. "Right now there's a hue and cry for all professionals, accountants and lawyers to be subject to penalties. It's like what happened in the [1980s] savings and loan crisis," commented Mr. Greenberg.
Gordon A. Greenberg, Corporate Responsibility
2002
Gordon Greenberg co-chaired and participated in the ABA/ABA Money Laundering Enforcement Seminar which took place on October 27-29 in Arlington, Virginia, and had 550 bankers and attorneys in attendance. Mr. Greenberg was the moderator on "The Gatekeeper Issue," panel which aired on C-SPAN on October 28. The panel included leading U.S. government officials. The key issue debated was the responsibility of attorneys to report suspicious transactions by clients.
Gordon A. Greenberg, Corporate Responsibility, White-Collar Criminal Defense
Gordon Greenberg was mentioned in the February 2002 issue of the International Enforcement Law Reporter. A summary of the materials that Mr. Greenberg distributed at the American Bar Association/American Bankers Association annual meeting, "The War on Terrorism: How Will It Affect Your Institution?" was mentioned.
Gordon A. Greenberg, White-Collar Criminal Defense
Gordon Greenberg was quoted in the January 28 issue of Legal Times in regard to the U.S. Patriot Act, which promises to protect banks engaged in high-level account monitoring from consumer claims of privacy violations. The article addresses how the Patriot Act can or cannot be used in terms of profiling terrorist suspects.
Gordon A. Greenberg, White-Collar Criminal Defense
2001
Gordon Greenberg was quoted in the November 19 issue of the Los Angeles Business Journalregarding the unprecedented amount of vacancies in the U.S. District Court. Mr. Greenberg commented on the overwhelming workload that is being handled by the active judges.
Gordon Greenberg was mentioned in the July 16 issue of the Los Angeles Times in regard to being on the short list of candidates for the next U.S. attorney in L.A. Mr. Greenberg was listed among eight other candidates, all which will be screened by a former state Court of Appeal judge.
