Practical perspectives on complex business litigation, California law, and dispute resolution from the attorneys at Tajima LLP.
Jackie Levien has been elevated to Partner at Tajima LLP, effective April 1, 2026. Jackie has been an integral part of the firm since its inception, bringing experience from Latham & Watkins LLP and a proven track record of securing exceptional results in high-stakes litigation.
White & Case highlighted the RTI / Matulich arbitration — in which Chase Tajima served as lead counsel — in its global analysis of data center and digital infrastructure disputes.
Operating without proper licensing in California can lead to severe penalties, fines, and even criminal charges. Learn about the most common contractor licensing pitfalls and how to protect your business.
A professional reputation takes years to build and only seconds to dismantle with a well-placed lie. To win a commercial defamation case in California, a business must bridge the gap between a defamatory remark and a specific, quantifiable financial loss.
In California's commercial environment, mid-sized enterprises often face disputes that can threaten their operational stability. Litigation demands a precise approach rather than a reactive one — here is how to think strategically from day one.
Tajima LLP now incorporates Westlaw Precision with Generative AI — one of the most advanced legal research tools available — to deliver faster, sharper, and more comprehensive legal analysis for our clients.
When facing a legal dispute, many clients instinctively search for a narrow specialist. But what truly drives success in complex litigation is strategic thinking, adaptability, and the ability to see the full battlefield — not just one corner of it.
When a defendant is served with a civil lawsuit in California Superior Court, they must respond within a prescribed timeframe. The defendant has several procedural mechanisms at their disposal — each tailored to specific circumstances and strategic goals.
Businesses, corporate executives, property owners, and high-net-worth individuals are all susceptible to civil litigation. When served, the first steps you take can define the outcome of your entire case.