Articles

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• From the Chair - Los Angeles Lawyer - February 2025

• Meet the new Request for Dismissal form CIV-110 (with CCP § 664.6) - Daily Journal – January 2025

• From the Chair - Los Angeles Lawyer - January 2025

• From the Chair - Los Angeles Lawyer – December 2024

• From the Chair - Los Angeles Lawyer – November 2024

• From the Chair - Los Angeles Lawyer – October 2024

• From the Chair – Los Angeles Lawyer – September 2024

• From the Chair - Los Angeles Lawyer - July/August 2024

• The Cannabis Business and Social Equity – Los Angeles Lawyer – March 2023 

• “Proposal for A User Friendlier CCP § 664.6” – Los Angeles Lawyer – April 2022

• The Pandemic’s Silver Lining for the Courts – Los Angeles Lawyer – February 2022

• Los Angeles Lawyer – Lawyers and Judges in Harmony – July/August 2021

• Daily Journal - An Offer You Can’t Accept: Section 998 Pitfalls to Avoid - April 2021

• Daily Journal - Code of Civil Procedure Section 664.6 Is Now Lawyer-Friendly - January 2021

• Author, Settlement Strategy Notes to Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB), "CEB Practitioner," Litigation Practice & Procedure - May 21, 2020

• Daily Journal Profile - February 2020

• Got a final award? It ain’t necessarily so. – Daily Journal

• Whose privilege is it anyway? - Daily Journal

• Daily Journal Profile - November 2011

• Mediation works, but will it play in Macedonia? - Daily Journal

• “Opening Offers – Who’s On First?” Advocate

• Michael R. Diliberto, “Looking through the Rear Window: A Review of the United States Supreme Court Decision in Stewart v. Abend,” 12 Loy. L.A. Ent. L. Rev. 299 (1992). [Cited in “Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window” by John Belton, Cambridge University Press, 2000]