On Saturday, May 14, 2011 Robert Rogers and Joseph Dzida participated at the 2011 “Mind Your Own Business”, a day-long event offering listeners and local business the opportunity to attend educational seminars and receive free legal advice. This event is organized by KFI AM-640 and Handel on the Law and this year was held at the College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita. Mr. Dzida presented on “Practical Issues in the Formation and Organization of New Businesses”. His seminar was well attended and listeners and business owners were able to ask questions and obtain information needed to start and run their operations. >>>Read more
   
Joseph Dzida, Bill Handel & Robert Rogers

Robert Rogers and Joseph Dzida will be presenting at the Law Day 2010 organized by KFI AM-640 and Handel on the Law. The topic of the presentation is “Practical Issues in the Formation and Organization of New Businesses”.
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Joseph Dzida will be speaking at IRWA Chapter 1 Right of Way and the Law Seminar Tuesday, June 22, 201. The topic of the presentation is “Business Goodwill – Recent Case Law and Its Impact on Appraisal Methodology.”
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Callanan, Rogers & Dzida, LLP, helps its clients start new businesses and form new corporations, partnerships and other business entities. Charles Callanan has helped clients do this for over thirty years and is our firm’s lead attorney in this area. Joe Dzida has also helped clients do this for over twenty five years. Joe Dzida and Robert Rogers counseled start up clients at the event organized by KFI and Handel on the Law’s Bill Handel called Mind Your Own Business 2010. The event took place in February 2010 at Orange Coast College. Our firm is a proud member of the HandelontheLaw.com premier attorney directory that provides free referral services to clients in need of legal advice for their businesses.

Robert H. Rogers recently received an award from the Los Angeles Superior Court Alternate Dispute Resolution Department for his work for the Los Angeles court system as a volunteer mediator.

The firm recently successfully resolved at mediation a matter involving a woman whose boss allegedly made her work place unbearable when she refused to submit to his numerous advances of a sexual nature. As a result of the conduct the client suffered from severe depression and post traumatic stress like symptoms and panic attacks.

The firm recently settled for $100,000 a dog bite case for a client who was savagely attacked by a pit bull. Tenacious investigation was conducted and it was learned that the same dog had attacked several others in the neighborhood.