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Range from Wage & Hour to Social Media Privacy 2013 ushered in numerous employment laws that will significantly affect California employers, with topics ranging from wage and hour to social media privacy.  Employers...

Do you remember the final episode of Seinfeld? In the courtroom was everyone the foursome had offended throughout the years. One after another, the witnesses came forward, reminding Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer of all the...

In a new published opinion, the California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, upheld a trial court’s finding that submission of insurance claims may not constitute protected prelitigation conduct under the...

Last month, we discussed potential devastating effects on business taxation when the Bush Era tax acts expire. We were concerned there would be no movement, and unfortunately, we were right.  It has been more than a month...

Although there are remedies to collect what is owed on a private or public works project, when a party is not paid after providing work to a federal project, it only has the right to file a claim against the payment or...

Part Two: Strategies for Employers Losing Key Personnel to a Competitor   When a high-value employee quits, there may be a chance that he or she could misappropriate the company’s business trade secrets.  This can be...