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Recent Litigation Victories Showcase Cummins & White’s Legal Expertise Across Jurisdictions At Cummins & White, LLP, our litigation team continues to deliver strategic wins in complex cases throughout the United...

Receive an Offer to Register a Trademark? We wanted to alert you to an email scam offering to register a trademark for you that some of our clients have reported to us. This is not reserved for companies that have existing...

About Joshua Park You may already be familiar with Joshua Park, our Senior Associate who joined Cummins and White, LLP in the summer of 2023. Joshua is an experienced attorney who has, for nearly a decade, represented...

Introduction Construction defect disputes can involve a complex mix of statutory and common law claims. For builders, developers, insurers, homeowners, and property owners, understanding which legal remedies remain available...

California will soon have the highest minimum wage in the nation. In April 2016, Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 3, which will annually increase California’s minimum wage currently set at $10 per hour. As a result,...

A few years ago, our client was sued for allegedly supplying defective materials to a project. After some litigation, our client was dismissed, “with prejudice”— that means a dismissal of the lawsuit based on merits of...

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I recently litigated a dispute that serves as a cautionary tale for those contractors who are not properly licensed under the “Contractors State License Law.” The simple facts were as follows. Contractor contracted with...