Categories : Civil Litigation
Can You Clear Your California Driving Record?
What California’s DMV Laws Say about Removing Traffic Violation Points
Categories : Employment Law
Employee or Independent Contractor: A Look at Current California Employment Law
Employees and independent contractors have separate provisions and exemptions under California employment law, so it is important for both employers and workers to understand the differences between the two classifications. No one wants to be denied their rights or have to face legal action, because they chose or received the wrong employment status.
Categories : Civil Litigation
What is the Difference between Personal Property and Real Property?
In civil litigation, when the lawsuit involves some type of property dispute or damage, there may need to be a distinction between personal property and real property.
Categories : Trusts & Estate Planning Wills
Why Talk Estate Planning Over the Holidays
When you think estate planning, you probably don’t envision a discussion over Thanksgiving turkey. However, the holidays are one of the best opportunities for families to open up about financial decisions, expectations, and what the future holds. Here are a few reasons why.
Categories : Immigration
Immigration News: California U Visa Bill is the Law
California recently passed the U Visa Bill, and now immigrants who are victims of a crime can get the help they need from law enforcement.
Categories : Lawyer Referral Service
Military Veterans Can Attend Free Legal Clinic
As we approach the Veterans Day holiday, it seems only fitting to mention one of the great legal resources available to military veterans, the Veterans Self-Help Clinic.
Categories : Medical Malpractice
What’s the difference between medical malpractice and negligence?
Ever wonder what the difference is between medical malpractice and medical negligence? You are not alone.
Categories : Civil Litigation
Can You Be Sued for Posting Opinions Online?
Publishing our opinions on the Internet is as much an expectation these days as a convenience. But what happens if your comments attract the wrong kind of attention – can you be sued for your online opinions?