Categories : Family Law
Free Public Event: ABCs of Divorce and Child Custody
Learn about what to expect when going through a divorce at this free event hosted by the San Diego Law Library.
Categories : Commercial Litigation
Noncompete Agreements in California: What You Need to Know
Whether you are an employer or an employee in the state of California, noncompete laws affect you differently here than they do in just about every other U.S. state.
Categories : Administrative Law
What to Do When Your Nursing License is Suspended
Nurses and licensed vocational nurses (LVN) who have their licenses suspended may have a tough time rebuilding their career, but that doesn’t mean there are no options once a nursing license is suspended.
Categories : Medical Malpractice
Are nursing home medication errors considered medical malpractice?
In San Diego County, medication errors are one of the most common problems at assisted living homes – accounting for 15.9 percent of all recorded violations, along with lack of medical care and lack of first-aid training.
Categories : Employment Law
Employment Law Event: Hot Topics Panel Discussion + Live Webcast
Mandatory paid sick leave, immigration protections, and prevailing wages…there is a lot of activity this year in employment law.
Categories : Personal Injury
Bus Accidents: Who’s Responsible for Personal Injuries?
When a bus is involved in an accident, there may be passengers or other drivers who become the victims of personal injury. Determining who is at fault in a bus accident can be challenging, but here are a few general guidelines for passengers, bus companies, and fellow motorists who are looking for general answers to questions about personal injuries.
Categories : Employment Law
Workplace Sexual Harassment: What to Do When You’re the Victim
Think you’ve just experienced workplace sexual harassment? Here are some steps you can take to resolve the issue.
Categories : Personal Injury
Remember Three Feet for Safety Bicycle Law
As we coast through the spring season and head toward summer, the number of cyclists on San Diego roadways will undoubtedly increase. Especially as kids are out of school and heading to the beach or downtown, and tourists pedal their way to and from local attractions.
Categories : Employment Law
How to Appeal an Unemployment Decision in California
If you applied for unemployment in California, but were denied, then you may want to consider appealing the unemployment decision to try and recover the benefits.
Categories : Criminal Law
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month in San Diego
With the number of fatal accidents caused by distracted driving still in the hundreds, several agencies saw a need for more awareness around distracted driving and the potential for its devastating results.