Nahal Kazemi, senior counsel, recently published an article in the Orange County Business Journal's special issue on the "General Counsel Awards."

Excerpt from the article, “Foxing Your Way to Trial with Statutory Preference": Given these circumstances, it’s hard to get your case to trial. An increasingly powerful tool is a statutory trial preference found in Code of Civil Procedure section 36 (Section 36), especially subdivision (a), which applies to litigants over seventy years of age.

The Los Angeles and San Francisco Daily Journals published an article profiling the Keller/Anderle's "CLAY award" (California Lawyer Attorneys of the Year).  Excerpt from the article, "Writing the legal blueprint for cities as it relates to sober-living homes" ...

Jesse Gessin, Partner and Jay Barron, Senior Counsel, were featured in the January 2019 issue of "Attorney Journals Orange County."  Excerpt: “Trials are a matter of inches. Provided you develop and follow a strong narrative and don’t allow yourself or your team to deviate from that narrative, you’re in a significantly stronger position for earning that ‘big win’ for your client” ...

Katrina Foley, mayor of Costa Mesa, and John Stephens, mayor pro tem, wrote an Op-Ed in the Los Angeles Times discussing the recent Costa Mesa sober living ordinance lawsuit. Excerpt: “For those who witnessed the case firsthand, it was clear to see why it was so important to have Keller and her talented trial team on our side ..."

Law360 recently  interviewed new Keller/Anderle partner Reuben Camper Cahn.  He said he was drawn to Keller/Anderle given that its founders got their start in criminal defense. In a climate in which settlements are increasingly dominant in the commercial litigation space, Keller/Anderle routinely takes its cases to trial — an arena for which he feels he is best suited.