Funko Pop! The Office Michael Klump #1059

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The firm is pleased to announce that Mike Kump has been named to the Los Angeles Business Journal’s list of “Leaders of Influence: Litigators & Trial Lawyers” for 2020.... April 23, 2020 Prestigious Chambers USA 2020 Guide Recognizes KHIKS and Attorneys Kinsella, Weitzman, Iser, and Kump The firm is pleased to announce that Michael Kump was a featured speaker at the Relativity Fest panel “Celebrity Law, Tech, and PR: Legal Ethics in News and Social Media”... August 24, 2017 KHIKS Wins Summary Judgment for the Kardashians No longer just a city in Greece, Mykonos charged into action for a few scenes in “The Seminar.” Sporting a horrendously gruff “Greek accent” (which as Holly pointed out was actually more Italian sounding) he is used to help Andy attempt to win over some investors.

In a continuity error, when Jim is eating lunch with Michael and Holly in the break room, Michael appears to not have his goatee anymore. However, the next time we see Michael (doing his Michael Clump impersonation), he still has his goatee. This scene should perhaps have been a deleted scene due to the fact that is it completely out of place and not really connected to anything else in the episode. Pam's enthusiastic "What up, 2-1-2", refers to the 212 telephone area code used in the Manhattan area of New York City. It is one of the original North American area codes and carries prestige. However, the Pratt Institute is in Brooklyn, which uses the 718 area code.CIO published its interview with Mr. Kump on intellectual protection and trade secret protection in the employment arena. Andy suggests holding the wedding at The Breakers, an enormous mansion in Rhode Island, originally owned by the Vanderbilt family. It is now owned by the Preservation Society of Newport County and is open to the public, except for the third floor, which remains a private residence. While Toby has learned to try to stay out of Michael's hair, and vice versa, there are always some hilarious exceptions. One episode that certainly touched on the hilarious dynamic between the two characters, which this meme is taken from, is "Counseling" in Season 7, when Michael had to actually sit through counseling with Toby, otherwise he would lose his job. Producers James O. Kerry and Eric Colgan were the announcers for the baseball game Jim watches while waiting in the common room. [2] :55:54 The firm would like to congratulate Dale Kinsella and Michael Kump on being selected for inclusion in Variety’s “Legal Impact Report” for 2021.... January 28, 2021 Michael Kump Inducted into the 2021 Lawdragon Hall of Fame

When Jim waves to Pam as Michael carries the laptop to the supply shelf, there is a delay in Pam's response, a common result of webcam calls. Represented EuopaCorp S.A., a French production company founded by famed film director Luc Besson, in connection with a French investigation into his alleged conduct.

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Pam's plans include watching HGTV, a cable television channel focusing on home improvement (formerly known as "Home and Garden Television"), and going to see musician John Mayer perform at Bungalow 8, a small nightclub in Manhattan known for its exclusivity, catering to a wealthy, celebrity clientele. Bungalow 8 closed in 2011. United States District Judge Jacqueline H. Nguyen granted Mr. Kump’s motion and dismissed the entire action with prejudice, finding that “the burden on interstate commerce imposed by section 351 outweighs the articulated state interest in this case, and the application of section 351 to toll the statute of limitations on Plaintiff’s claims would violate the commerce clause.” (For more information, read Judge Nguyen’s opinion.) The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Nguyen’s ruling, finding that “The burden on interstate commerce as applied to O’Neal is substantial and the countervailing interest is minimal. Application of section 351 in this case would offend the Commerce Clause and [plaintiff’s] suit was properly dismissed because it was untimely.” (See Ninth Circuit opinion). Mr. Wyche joined Argonne in 2019 and is focused on sourcing and executing new acquisition opportunities, in addition to providing support for the management of Argonne’s existing portfolio. Prior to joining Argonne, Mr. Wyche spent four years at The Halifax Group, a middle-market private equity firm focused on buyouts in the Health & Wellness, Outsourced Business Services, Franchising, and Infrastructure sectors. Mr. Wyche previously spent 3 years at Roark Capital Group , a middle-market private equity firm focused on consumer, business service and environmental service companies, with a specialization in franchised and multi-unit business models in the retail, restaurant, and consumer services, and business services sectors. The firm is pleased to announce that partners Dale Kinsella, Michael Kump, Larry Iser, and Shawn Holley have been recognized by Variety in its "Legal Impact Report," which annually profiles... April 12, 2023 Dale Kinsella, Shawn Holley, and Michael Kump Included in The Hollywood Reporter’s 2023 “Power Lawyers” Issue

Represented SMAC Entertainment —a multi-dimensional talent management, music, branding, and production company founded and operated by NFL Hall of Fame player and ABC’s “Good Morning America” (GMA) Michael Strahan and Constance Schwartz-Morini—which was sued in an action filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court regarding a clothing brand associated with the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and two retired WWE wrestling stars known as the “Bella Twins.” The entire action was recently settled and dismissed prior to trial.

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Represented Kendall who was named in an adversary action filed in Bankruptcy Court in New York by the Trustee in connection with the infamous Fyre Festival, seeking to recover the promotional fee earned by and paid to Kendall. The matter was later dismissed.