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SOLOMON,
SALTSMAN & JAMIESON is a practice comprised of passionate, dynamic, successful lawyers who defy the common image of the practice of law. They are distinguished by their enthusiasm and their innovative approach to prevail over legal obstacles. For almost 40 years, their unique approach has fueled the synergy of the firm, promoted successful collaborative outcomes, and ignited the gusto that has become their trademark.
They host “Legal Help Live,” a long running, highly rated television show (previously on KRLA Radio).
This is the
sixth consecutive year that their peers have nominated the three founding partners to Super Lawyers; and their newest partner, Bruce Evans, was again recognized in Rising Stars. Since the 1970s, Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson has been the recognized standard-bearer in obtaining and retaining alcohol licenses for all types of on- and off-site alcohol sellers, as well as practice areas including administrative law, Indian gaming and entertainment, civil litigation, business litigation, serious personal injury matters, government relations and land use planning. They also represent various tribal communities in establishing their rights to the many uses of their land. They have secured many multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements, including a $35 million trial verdict against the State of California and a recent precedent-setting decision in the California Supreme Court on Administrative Law.
Cases accepted range from serious personal injury matters with bodily injury including paralysis, amputation or brain injury, to corporate and business litigation such as shareholder derivative actions, fraudulent real estate actions, and partnership disputes.
Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson has been successful in settlement and trial verdicts that range from several hundred thousand dollars to 35 million dollars. STEPHEN JAMIESON and STEPHEN SOLOMON have settled or tried cases for an aggregate amount of over 50 million dollars for their plaintiff clients. Where Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson defends cases, the results are similarly impressive. Whether on Plaintiff's side or Defendant's side, our hard work, strategic planning and innovative thinking make our clients successful.
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| THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS
Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson celebrate 428 new gaming device licenses for San Pasqual Band of Digueno Mission Indians' Valley View Casino at the California Gambling Control Commission in Sacramento. The result of monumental
federal court litigation!
Pictured, from left to right, are Stephen Warren Solomon, Jennifer Bryant, Joe Navarro, Ryan
Kroll and Stephen Allen Jamieson. (Not pictured here, but essential to the success, are Ralph Barat Saltsman and Bruce
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Stephen Solomon
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INDIAN CASINOS NEWS AND
VIEWS
Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson, representing several gaming tribe’s reports: The Federal Court of Appeals recently vindicated the rights of the Indian nation to sue the State of California to provide the correct number of slot machines to Indian Casinos under the 1999 Gaming Compacts. Stephen Warren Solomon of the firm represents San Pasqual before the 9th Circuit in a companion case.
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Ralph B. Saltsman
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ABC NEWS
In November 2006 this firm won the landmark case in the California Supreme Court, Department v. Appeals Board (Quintanar). Now the ABC has been forced to dismiss 112 pending disciplinary cases defended by Solomon Saltsman & Jamieson. The Supreme Court unanimously agreed with Ralph B. Saltsman’s argument that when ABC prosecutors communicated secretly with the Director concerning their cases, the Department violated state law. Because of this decision and two subsequent published Court of Appeal opinions, the Department has been forced to settle these cases by dismissing them.
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Stephen Jamieson
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TRIALS: 55 YEAR OLD BUS DRIVER WINS $2,247,000 PLUS ATTORNEYS FEES AND COSTS IN DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT
Stephen Allen Jamieson and Ryan Kroll established in a recent Los Angeles Superior Court jury trial that character of a large company counts, and that if the MTA had simply cared enough about its long term bus driver to follow the law the employee would never have been fired and this case would never have seen a courtroom. The $2,247,000 verdict for compensatory damages will be included in a judgment that will also award an additional substantial amount for attorneys’ fees and costs of suit. We are pleased to achieve a great result for our client.
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R. Bruce Evans
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ATTORNEY PROFILE
Honors
& Awards:
2006-08 Rising Star
Areas of
Practice
Civil Litigation-Business
Personal Injury
Land Use Planning-Liquor Law
Administrative/Governmental Relations
Appellate Law
Constitutional Law
Products Liability & Malpractice
Gaming
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Bar
Admissions:
California, 2001, U.S. District Court Central District of
California, U.S. District Court Southern District of
California, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal
Education:
Southwestern University School of Law, Los Angeles,
California, 2001, J.D.
University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara,
California, 1994, B. A.
Major: Environmental Studies
Professional
Associations
and Memberships:
Los Angeles County Bar Association Member
Consumer Attorneys of Los Angeles Member
Association of Trial Lawyers of America Member
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