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Choosing the Right Business Entity Starts with the Right Legal Advice

Starting a business is exciting, but choosing the wrong business entity can create  unnecessary taxes, personal liability, and expensive legal problems down the road.  Whether you’re launching a...

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Understanding Patent, Trademark, and Copyright Infringement

Intellectual property is often one of a business’s most valuable assets. Whether it is  a new invention, a company logo, or original creative content, protecting intellectual  property helps ensure...

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Protect Your Intellectual Property Before It Costs You

Business disputes can happen in any industry and at any stage of your business.  For example, a simple disagreement over a contract, a delayed payment from a  client, or a conflict between business...

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How to Prevent Wage Disputes and Stay Compliant with California Labor Laws

Wage theft is a serious issue, and both employers and employees should clearly understand what it means. One of the most common problems is unpaid overtime. In California, overtime laws are strict,...

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Hiring Risks Explained: What Every California Employer Needs to Know

Running a business in the U.S., especially in California, you quickly realize one thing: people are everything. Employees are the engine. But at the same time, they’re also one of the biggest sources...

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When a conflict becomes unavoidable, can you avoid court??

When you have a dispute with either a business partner or an employee, or a customer, you can hope that it resolves quickly and without complication. However, a serious dispute almost always arises to...

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Key signs to identify trademark infringement

When you build a brand, your name, logo and reputation become some of your most valuable assets. But how can you tell if another business has crossed the line and infringed on your trademark?...

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Key considerations before starting your business in California

Starting a business in California brings both opportunity and challenge. To help set the right direction from day one, you may want to focus on structure, rules and finances. This approach can help you...

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When are workers entitled to a termination notice in California?

In California, most employment relationships are considered “at-will,” meaning either an employer or an employee may terminate their relationship at any time, with or without cause, and with or without...

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Could a canceled closing cost a buyer their earnest money?

It typically takes weeks for buyers to make it to the closing table. They have to finalize their mortgage. The property has to undergo an appraisal and an inspection. The lender may even require a...

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What breaks are employers required to provide in California?

California has very strict labor laws, many of which provide employers with responsibilities and employees with rights that aren’t found in federal laws. Some of these laws require employers to provide...

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Addressing a worker’s questionable sexual harassment report

Both federal and state statutes prohibit sexual harassment in the workplace. Employees should not have to tolerate quid pro quo harassment from a supervisor or a hostile work environment caused by...

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What are patent, trademark and copyright infringement?

Individuals and businesses with intellectual property (IP) must ensure that these assets are protected so they’re the only ones who reap the benefits of the IP. One of the most effective ways to...

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Is time clock rounding a legal practice in California?

Paying workers an agreed-upon wage is perhaps the most basic responsibility of modern employers. Workers have a right to receive fair wages in accordance with their employment agreements and applicable...

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When are workers entitled to a termination notice in California?

In California, most employment relationships are considered “at-will,” meaning either an employer or an employee may terminate their relationship at any time, with or without cause, and with or without...

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Could a canceled closing cost a buyer their earnest money?

It typically takes weeks for buyers to make it to the closing table. They have to finalize their mortgage. The property has to undergo an appraisal and an inspection. The lender may even require a...

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What breaks are employers required to provide in California?

California has very strict labor laws, many of which provide employers with responsibilities and employees with rights that aren’t found in federal laws. Some of these laws require employers to provide...

View Article


Addressing a worker’s questionable sexual harassment report

Both federal and state statutes prohibit sexual harassment in the workplace. Employees should not have to tolerate quid pro quo harassment from a supervisor or a hostile work environment caused by...

View Article

What are patent, trademark and copyright infringement?

Individuals and businesses with intellectual property (IP) must ensure that these assets are protected so they’re the only ones who reap the benefits of the IP. One of the most effective ways to...

View Article

Is time clock rounding a legal practice in California?

Paying workers an agreed-upon wage is perhaps the most basic responsibility of modern employers. Workers have a right to receive fair wages in accordance with their employment agreements and applicable...

View Article
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