DTO Celebrates 2nd Anniversary, Hire of Two New Associates
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LOS ANGELES, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/
DTO Law, with offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco, is proud to celebrate its second anniversary and announce the addition of two new associates: Isabella Chilingaryan and David Ramírez-Gálvez. Since opening its doors in 2019, DTO has tripled in size from five attorneys to fifteen, increasing its team s breadth and depth of experience.
Isabella Chilingaryan bolsters DTO s growing real estate practice after launching her legal career in Sidley Austin s commercial real estate practice group, where she specialized in commercial real estate matters. Isabella expands DTO s ability to meet the real estate transactional needs of its clients, specifically with development, acquisition, disposition, financing, and leasing of commercial real estate properties. Isabella also managed various projects that dealt with land use, governmental, and commu
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MATTAPOISETT Nicki Demakis grew up in Mattapoisett, and after moving from place to place, she said she “always wanted to come back to Mattapoisett” and to give back to the community .
With Select Board Chair Paul Silva opting not to seek reelection, Demakis saw her opportunity to serve the community.
“I think it’s a good time for Mattapoisett to segue,” she said.
Demakis is a partner at a Southern California Law firm, and was spending half her time in California and the other half in Mattapoisett until the pandemic hit.
Now, Demakis is a full time resident, and she telecommutes to the law firm.
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Imposing term limits on justices who sit on the U.S. Supreme Court could bring significant changes to the nation’s highest court, suggests a forthcoming paper from two Washington University in St. Louis law professors.
“Our results reveal that term limits are likely to produce dramatic changes in the ideological composition of the court,” wrote Daniel Epps and Kyle Rozema, associate professors of law and co-authors of the paper “Designing Supreme Court Term Limits,” forthcoming in the Southern California Law Review.
“Most significantly, the Supreme Court had extreme ideological imbalance for 60% of the time since President Franklin Roosevelt’s effort to pack the court (in 1937), but any of the major term-limit proposals would have reduced the amount of time with extreme imbalance by almost half,” the authors wrote.