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Consumer Attorneys of California was founded as the California Plaintiff Trial Lawyers Association on April 8, 1961, in Palm Springs. The name was later shortened to California Trial Lawyers Association, and in 1995 it was changed to Consumer Attorneys of California.
Majeski was named Trial Lawyer of the Year in 1989 by the American Board of Trial Advocates and was elected to the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame by the Litigation Section of the State Bar of California in 1995 and was named Trial Lawyer of the Year in 2002 by the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association.
As to the award of 100 percent of the net proceeds from the sale of the quasi-marital house, although the trial court concluded that Husband violated the ATROS and breached his fiduciary duty to wife, “it made no finding that husband’s breach or violation constituted oppression, fraud, or malice.”
In comparison, according to Wylie, the California Trial Lawyers Association (currently known as Consumer Attorneys of California) had approximately 11 people on the governing board who, among them were Herb Hafif, Marvin Lewis, Robert Cartwright, Jack Werchick, Ed Pollack and Ned Good.
In 1994, in a move with national repercussions, the organization became the first trial-bar association to change its name to avoid use of the phrase "trial lawyers."
An AKA is not a name change. Attorneys who wish to change their official attorney record name must comply with Rule 2.3(B) Title Two, Division 1 of the Rules of the State Bar. Generally, this rule requires a bar attorney to go through a legal process, such as marriage, divorce, or court proceeding to change their name and submit appropriate ...
On September 2, 2005, the California Senate approved the bill 21–15, and on September 6 the California State Assembly followed suit with a vote of 41–35, making the California State Legislature the first in the nation to approve a same-sex marriage bill without court pressure.
