Booth LLP

02/10/2025

Fun times with Henry at the Long Beach Aquarium!

12/16/2024

Our Holiday Party was full of good cheer and friendship!

12/19/2023

Happy Holidays to all! Our annual Holiday Party was filled with good cheer, friendship, and amazing food!

12/13/2022

We had our first in-person Holiday celebration in 3-years! It was great getting together and enjoying some Holiday Cheer

03/08/2022

01/20/2022

Heading to Chicago for the Transportation Lawyers Association regional conference, looking forward to the education and seeing long-time friends

01/17/2022

Today, and all days, we honor the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

12/18/2021

https://boothllp.com/welcome-to-azniv-khararjian/

We are pleased to welcome Azniv to our firm. Azniv graduated from the University of California in 2011 with BA in Politics, and obtained her Juris Doctorate

12/18/2021

https://boothllp.com/welcome-to-madison-romine/

Earlier this year, we welcomed Madison to our firm as a law clerk while she waited for the results on her California bar exam. We now congratulate Madison on

01/01/2021

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08/20/2020

California Court of Appeals affirms Summary Judgment obtained by Booth LLP

BOOTH LLP partners Paul Rasmussen and Ben Caplan, and senior associate Allan Bareng, recently defended a glass manufacturer in a wrongful death action which claimed that its products exposed plaintiff to silica dust and other alleged toxins, leading to his death from lung disease. BOOTH LLP successfully argued on summary judgment that their client's products could not, and did not, cause plaintiff's illness and death, since there was no evidence that the products had been cut or otherwise manipulated so as to cause a release of dangerous particulates. Without exposure, the court concluded, there could be no causation, and therefore summary judgment was warranted. Plaintiff appealed the decision, and the BOOTH LLP defense team drafted the successful Appellate Brief. The Second District Court of Appeal agreed with the trial court and affirmed the judgment unanimously, as well as awarded costs.