Pursuing a Civil Lawsuit for Assault and Battery In California, certain legal issues can go through both the criminal justice and the civil system. That means an individual accused of a crime can face bothPursuing a Civil Lawsuit for Assault and Battery
Illegal Access of a Computer In our society today, computers process and store tremendous amounts of data. Much of this data is made up of personal information, which can be used to identify a person.Illegal Access of a Computer
Who Can Claim Overtime in California? One of the most important aspects of a person’s job is their salary and how they get paid. While your remuneration may be clearly defined for you during yourWho Can Claim Overtime in California?
Medical Marijuana Laws in California Overview While recreational marijuana has been legal in California for a couple of years now, residents are still entitled to receive medical marijuana. There are specific laws and regulations aboutMedical Marijuana Laws in California
Law Against Tampering with a Vehicle You probably already know that it is illegal to break into or steal a car, but did you know that it is also illegal to tamper with a vehicle?Law Against Tampering with a Vehicle
Drinking Alcohol in a Vehicle in California Regardless of whether you drive, everyone must and should be aware of the laws regarding drinking in a motor vehicle. Impaired or drunk driving is dangerous and canDrinking Alcohol in a Vehicle in California
Committing Child Endangerment Parents and/or legal guardians have a duty to care for their children. If they fail to do so in any way, they can face criminal charges. One specific way a parent orCommitting Child Endangerment
Breaking a Lease in California When renting a space, a tenant signs a contract with a landlord and one of the most important aspects of this contract is the lease agreement. A lease, typically lastingBreaking a Lease in California
Wrongful Termination Claims in California When you sign a work contract, you agree to the provisions and clauses within. Many, if not all, employees in California have employment contracts that allow for work at will.Wrongful Termination Claims in California
