Larry Steinberg is a Shareholder and a member of the Litigation Practice Group of the law firm of Buchalter Nemer, and is chair of the firm’s Multi-Level Marketing Practice Group. He focuses his practice on complex business litigation, representing both plaintiffs and defendants in all aspects of civil litigation.During his 30+ year career, Mr. Steinberg has handled a wide variety of matters, focusing his practice on claims involving intellectual property (including copyright, trademark, false advertising, unfair competition and trade secrets), disputes pertaining to multilevel marketing and the direct sales industry, disputes involving the entertainment and apparel industries, and partnership and corporate disputes, Though believing that a negotiated settlement is often in the client’s best interests, Mr. Steinberg is a litigator who, when appropriate, takes cases to trial, having had dozens of bench trials, jury trials, appeals and arbitrations in state and federal courts around the country.Mr. Steinberg has served as a Lawyer Representative to the Judicial Conference of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and as a member of the Magistrate Judge Selection Panel for the United Stated District Court for the Central District of California. Mr. Steinberg has also served as President and trustee of the Los Angeles Copyright Society, as an Executive Committee member of the Entertainment Law and Intellectual Property Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and President and board member of Public Counsel (the largest public interest law firm in the country). He has also served on the boards of the Inner City Law Center and the Beverly Hills Bar Association.Specialties: Mr. Steinberg's practice encompasses a diverse array of industries, and includes representation of clients in the direct sales industry, entertainment industry, private equity and venture capital firms, computer service industries, retailers, advertising agencies, commercial real estate developers, landlords and tenants, businesses accused of false advertising, and industrial manufacturing companies.