Environmental Lawsuit Filed Over Moss Landing Battery Fire On February 7, 2025, a group of Los Angeles residents filed a lawsuit against the companies behind the Moss Landing lithium-ion battery facility. The plaintiffs claim thatLawsuit Over Lithium Battery Fire Raises Environmental Concerns
Theft crimes in California are classified based on the value of the stolen property. Petty theft and grand theft have different legal consequences, and understanding these distinctions is essential if you are facing theft charges.Petty Theft vs. Grand Theft in California: Key Differences and Legal Consequences
Over the past few months, Sean “Diddy” Combs has been named in multiple sexual assault lawsuits, with plaintiffs alleging misconduct, abuse, and even sex trafficking. These allegations, spanning decades, have led to civil litigation inSean “Diddy” Combs Faces Multiple Sexual Assault Lawsuits
Expanding a business into California can be highly beneficial, but it also comes with important tax obligations. Out-of-state corporations that conduct business in California must comply with the state’s tax laws, even if they areCalifornia Tax Obligations of Out-of-State Corporations
On November 2024, film director Roman Polanski reached a confidential settlement in a sexual assault lawsuit filed under California’s extended statute of limitations for sex crime claims. The plaintiff alleged that Polanski provided her withRoman Polanski Settles 1973 Sexual Assault Lawsuit
In California, corporations must comply with state regulations to maintain their legal status. Failure to meet these requirements can result in administrative dissolution, meaning the corporation is involuntarily dissolved by the state. If your businessAdministrative Dissolution of Corporations in CA
Being under investigation before formal charges are filed can be a stressful and uncertain experience. Known as a pre-file investigation, this phase is critical because law enforcement is gathering evidence that could lead to anProtecting Your Rights in Pre-File Investigations: What You Need to Know
Church Sues Santa Ana for Denying Property Use Permit On February 10, 2025, Anchor Stone Christian Church filed a lawsuit against the city of Santa Ana, alleging that city officials misled them into purchasing propertyChurch Sues Santa Ana Over Permit Denial: Religious Rights at Stake
Hiring the right employees is crucial for any business, especially in Los Angeles, where competition and compliance with employment laws are essential. Bringing in irresponsible employees can lead to financial loss, workplace disruptions, and evenHow to Avoid Hiring Irresponsible Employees: A Legal Guide for Businesses
