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Johnson Law Firm, one of the founding partners of Johnson Bottini, LLP, was Awesome! They were professional, organized and as evidenced by juror testimonials following a one-week jury trial.... extremely effective. On claims for breach of contract and fraud, Johnson Law Firm won a 7 figure verdict for me and my company and I will forever be grateful. You never realize how important it is to have a good attorney until you need one!
Ronald T. Fricke
President
Healthy Life Marketing, LLC

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Johnson Bottini, LLP is committed to providing the highest quality legal services expected at a large law firm with the efficiency and personal touch that only a small firm can offer. Prior to opening their own law firm, the founding partners of Johnson Bottini, LLP were both partners at two of the largest and most preeminent law firms in the country.

The attorneys at Johnson Bottini, LLP have the "big firm" experience to offer clients, but at a more affordable price. Johnson Bottini, LLP provides efficient and excellent legal services to its clients. With lawyers experienced in representing large publicly traded corporations, Johnson Bottini, LLP now represents clients from defrauded individuals to large corporations in complex civil trials.

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Johnson Bottini, LLP Opens Munich Office

Munich, Germany. June 19, 2009

AMERICAN HOME SHIELD - Notice of Continuance of Final Approval Hearing

Johnson Bottini is currently litigating a case against American Home Shield Corporation and American Home Shield of California, Inc. relating to home warranty plans sold by AHS. The case is pending in San Diego and is entitled Edleson v. American Home Shield of California, Inc. et al., Case No. 37-2007-00071725-CU-BT-CTL.

The parties have entered into a Stipulation of Settlement, and the Settlement was preliminarily approved by the Court on December 31, 2008. A court hearing was initially set for April 24, 2009 to determine whether the Court would grant final approval to the Settlement. That hearing was continued by the Court to May 7, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. and then continued by the Court again to July 2, 2009, at 11:00 a.m.

If the Settlement is approved, and no appeal is taken, then Class Members will receive a postcard from AHS sometime this summer advising them that the Settlement has been approved and telling them how they can obtain a Claim Form to participate in the Settlement.