Jessica Mah and Justin Caldbeck in Legal Crossfire Over Startup Fallout

In May 2025, Jessica Mah, founder of inDinero and Mahway, filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court against venture capitalist Justin Caldbeck, alleging sexual harassment, defamation, and retaliation. Mah claims Caldbeck’s behavior damaged her reputation and interfered with
Understanding the Basic Structure of a Partnership in CA

Understanding the Basic Structure of a Partnership in CA

Forming a partnership in California can be a smart move for entrepreneurs in Los Angeles looking to combine resources and share business responsibilities. But before you jump in, it’s essential to understand the basic legal structure of a partnership and
California AG Sues ‘Slumlord’ Mike Nijjar and PAMA Management

California AG Sues ‘Slumlord’ Mike Nijjar and PAMA Management

People of the State of California v. Nijjar & PAMA — Los Angeles Superior Court (Filed June 12 2025) Attorney General Rob Bonta accuses one of Southern California’s largest landlords of running 22,000 low‑income apartments with vermin, sewage leaks, broken security gates, and
Should You E-File Your Taxes? Pros and Cons Explained

Should You E-File Your Taxes? Pros and Cons Explained

As tax season approaches in Los Angeles, many people ask: should you e-file your taxes or stick with traditional paper filing? While the IRS and California’s Franchise Tax Board both encourage e-filing, it’s essential to weigh the pros and cons
Audible’s 90‑Day Lock‑Up Faces Class‑Action Heat

Audible’s 90‑Day Lock‑Up Faces Class‑Action Heat

CD Reiss v. Amazon.com—Why Indie Authors Are Taking the Tech Giant to Court When indie‑romance writer CD Reiss filed an antitrust class action against Audible last year, most observers gave it long odds. On June 11, that narrative flipped when
Invasion of Privacy Laws in California: Know Your Rights

Invasion of Privacy Laws in California: Know Your Rights

In the age of smartphones, social media, and constant surveillance, privacy has become a growing concern. Fortunately, California has some of the strongest invasion of privacy laws in the nation. If you’re in Los Angeles and believe your privacy has
Oregon Targets Coinbase Over Alleged Unregistered Securities Sales

Oregon Targets Coinbase Over Alleged Unregistered Securities Sales

Oregon v. Coinbase Global Inc. — Multnomah County Circuit Court (Filed June 12 2025) Oregon’s Department of Justice hired class‑action heavyweights Cohen Milstein and Keller Rohrback to sue Coinbase, claiming the exchange unlawfully sold high‑risk crypto assets that qualify as unregistered securities
Understanding the California CLRA: Know Your Rights

Understanding the California CLRA: Know Your Rights

As a consumer in Los Angeles, you have powerful legal protections under the California Consumers Legal Remedies Act (CLRA). Whether you’re misled by advertising or sold a defective product, the CLRA is designed to shield you from deceptive business practices
Shareholder Activists Hit a Wall in D.C.

Shareholder Activists Hit a Wall in D.C.

Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility et al. v. SEC A Washington, D.C. federal judge on June 5 upheld the SEC’s 2020 rulemaking that raised the ownership and resubmission thresholds for shareholder proposals—rules critics say muzzle ESG activism. Court’s Rationale Judge
Legal Tips for Using Gift Cards in Los Angeles

Legal Tips for Using Gift Cards in Los Angeles

Gift cards are a popular and convenient way to give and spend money, but many consumers are unaware of the legal rights and regulations that come with them. In Los Angeles, understanding the rules for using gift cards can help
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