Founding Attorney Sharon Appelbaum has been recognized as a 2024 Business Woman of the Year Finalist by the San Diego Business Journal! This honor celebrates her dedication to delivering exceptional legal representation and her impactful leadership in the legal community.
Sharon’s commitment to helping clients navigate complex criminal and white-collar matters, along with her unwavering drive to protect their rights and reputations, truly sets her apart.
Read the full press release here.
Founding Attorney Sharon Appelbaum has been featured in the LA Times Inspirational Women Magazine as part of their Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards. This recognition celebrates Sharon’s dedication to providing exceptional advocacy in complex criminal defense and white-collar litigation.
Learn more by reading the press release here.
Masterson was represented by Sharon Appelbaum. Read more at CBS News.
A Southern California radiologist says a grand jury indictment accusing him of paying fees for referrals should be thrown out for vindictive prosecution and the appearance of vindictiveness. His attorney, Sharon Appelbaum, filed a motion to dismiss the superseding indictment. Read the full story here.
A former Fresno State walk-on football player, who made threats on social media about doing a campus shooting “to release my frustration,” pleaded no contest Friday to a felony charge of making criminal threats.
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Former rap mogul Marion “Suge” Knight and comedian Katt Williams pleaded not guilty to robbery charges filed against them after a celebrity photographer accused them of taking her camera last year. The pair appeared briefly in a Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday and entered the pleas, which needed to be re-entered because a judge determined two weeks ago that they should stand trial for the September 2014 incident in Beverly Hills.
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