A furlough is a temporary leave of absence imposed by an employer, often due to financial constraints, economic downturns, or emergency situations. Unlike layoffs, furloughed employees remain employed but are not actively working or receivingUnderstanding Furloughs: Definition and Employee Rights in California
Legal disputes can be expensive, and one of the biggest concerns for individuals and businesses involved in lawsuits is who pays for attorney’s fees. In California, attorney’s fees are generally paid by each party unlessUnderstanding the Awarding of Attorney’s Fees in California
Utility Negligence Alleged in Widespread Damage from January Blaze Los Angeles is once again under legal scrutiny as civil litigation intensifies over the destructive wildfire that swept through the Pacific Palisades in January 2025. TwoLos Angeles Utility Faces Civil Litigation Over Palisades Wildfire: Federal Judges Join Lawsuit
Trade secrets are valuable business assets that give companies a competitive advantage. Whether it’s a proprietary formula, customer list, marketing strategy, or manufacturing process, protecting confidential information is crucial. In California, the Uniform Trade SecretsEssential Tips for Protecting Trade Secrets in California
Unprecedented Legal Resolution in U.S. History In a landmark decision, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $4 billion settlement to resolve nearly 7,000 claims of child sexual abuse within county-run juvenileLos Angeles County Approves Historic $4 Billion Settlement for Child Sexual Abuse Survivors
Legal disputes can be costly, time-consuming, and damaging to both individuals and businesses. Whether you’re a business owner, landlord, or employer, taking proactive legal steps can help minimize the risk of lawsuits. California has strictEssential Steps for Lawsuit Prevention in California
When a partner leaves a partnership, they may assume they are free from all business responsibilities. However, under California partnership law, a dissociated partner may still be liable for certain debts and obligations incurred byCan a Dissociated Partner Still Be Liable for Business Debts in California?
When forming a corporation in California, business owners must comply with state laws and regulations, including requirements regarding a business location. But do corporations need a physical office, or can they operate remotely? In thisDo Corporations Need a Physical Location in California?
Class Action Alleges Antitrust Misrepresentations and Inflated Stock Valuations LOS ANGELES, CA – April 2025 — Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: LYV), the global entertainment and ticketing giant, has agreed to a $20 million settlementLive Nation to Pay $20 Million in Shareholder Lawsuit Settlement
