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Company Spotlight—LightGabler LLP

Featured in Ventura County Star.

What prompted you to start your own business? Desire to have a smaller boutique firm focusing on employment law needs on the management side, to have more control over client service, stronger relationships with clients and a more hands-on approach to mentoring our junior attorneys.

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Company Spotlight—Myers, Widders, Gibson, Jones & Feingold LLP

Featured in Ventura County Star.

What prompted you to start your own business? I always knew I wanted to study law. My first job out of law school was working in the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office. One of my colleagues, a man named Omer L. Rains (who later became a state senator), left to start his own private practice. In 1971, he asked me to join him, and we founded the law firm Rains & Myers. At first, we handled primarily criminal defense and divorce cases as well as civil litigation and business matters.

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Laura A. Reiland named partner at Northrup Schlueter

Publicity in San Fernando Valley Business Journal, Ventura County Star, Los Angeles Daily JournalThe Acorn, and Noozhawk.

Laura A. Reiland has been named a partner at Northrup Schlueter APLC, a full-service law firm in Santa Barbara, according to founding partner Linda L. Northrup and partner David S. Schlueter.

Ms. Reiland previously worked for the firm as a senior associate along with Sarah Jane Robinson and Ana Estephan.

Ms. Reiland focuses on the areas of construction defect litigation and general liability defense, representing builders, general contractors and subcontractors.

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Michael S. Martin named Super Lawyer Rising Star 2014

Michael S. Martin, an attorney at Myers, Widders, Gibson, Jones & Feingold LLP, was named a 2014 Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Star by Super Lawyers magazine. This is the second year in a row Mr. Martin has received this distinction.

The Southern California Rising Stars list recognizes top, up-and-coming attorneys who are either 40 years of age or under, or who have been practicing law for 10 years or fewer. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the attorneys in the state are selected for this honor.

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