Inside Counsel magazine quotes Lafayette & Kumagai Associate Rebecca Kimura on eligibility for employee benefits under the Affordable Care Act. Source : Inside Counsel
Inside Counsel magazine quotes Lafayette & Kumagai Associate Rebecca Kimura on whistleblower expansion in California. Source : Inside Counsel
Susan Kumagai featured in “Living the Dream,” Northern California Super Lawyers, 2013 Source : Northern California Super Lawyers 2013
Gary Lafayette featured in California Lawyer article on launching a small firm. Source : California Lawyer
Lafayette & Kumagai LLP has been recognized as a “2013 Go-To Law Firm for the Top 500 Companies,” an honor that puts the firm in an exclusive group that delivers exceptional work for the Fortune 500. The firm is listed in the latest edition of Corporate Counsel’s legal reference guide, “In-House Law Departments at the
Lafayette & Kumagai LLP was named to Corporate Counsel magazine’s 2012 “Litigation Kings” and “Who Represents America’s Biggest Companies” lists. The firm received four mentions from Fortune 100 companies. Lafayette & Kumagai was the only firm listed for handling labor litigation on behalf of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and one of twenty-six firms listed for
Gary Lafayette and Africa Davidson of Lafayette & Kumagai LLP successfully represented the high profile former City Manager of a major Bay Area City in a two-and-a-half week whistleblower trial. Plaintiff, formerly the City’s Controller, claimed she was fired in retaliation for complaining about alleged illegal financial activities involving high government officials. Plaintiff, represented by
Lafayette & Kumagai LLP is listed in “Who Represents America’s Biggest Companies?” by Corporate Counsel magazine, as one of fourteen firms handling Labor Litigation on behalf of AT&T Inc. Corporate Counsel introduces its 2011 report: Welcome to Corp[orate] Counsel’s annual look at the law firms retained by America’s biggest companies. If you’ve been paying attention
Lafayette & Kumagai LLP is the 2011 recipient of the Minority-Owned Law Firm Client Service Award. The California Minority Counsel Program (CMCP) presents this award each year to the CMCP minority-owned law firm that has best demonstrated outstanding client service. The California Minority Counsel Program seeks to promote and sustain diversity and inclusion in California’s
Daily Journal interviews Gary Lafayette and Susan Kumagai for “Humble Beginnings,” an article profiling Lafayette & Kumagai LLP: It may not have been a lot of money, but for Gary T. Lafayette and Susan T. Kumagai, the $125 check was a sign of something good to come. The check was the first for San Francisco-based