Shareholder Activists Hit a Wall in D.C.

Shareholder Activists Hit a Wall in D.C.

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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…
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Legal Tips for Using Gift Cards in Los Angeles

Legal Tips for Using Gift Cards in Los Angeles

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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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Wildfire Insurance Dispute: Malibu Homeowners Sue USAA and AAA

Wildfire Insurance Dispute: Malibu Homeowners Sue USAA and AAA

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L.A. County Fire Victims v. USAA & AAA — Los Angeles Superior Court (Filed June 5 2025) More than 300 homeowners who lost properties in January’s Malibu wildfires allege the insurers systematically under‑valued rebuilding costs, leaving them catastrophically under‑insured. Claims at a Glance…
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Planning Your Estate: Secure Your Legacy in Los Angeles

Planning Your Estate: Secure Your Legacy in Los Angeles

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Estate planning is more than just drafting a will—it’s about ensuring your legacy is protected and your loved ones are cared for. In Los Angeles, where state laws and family dynamics can complicate matters, planning your estate with a legal…
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What to Know About Summary Judgment in California

What to Know About Summary Judgment in California

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In California civil litigation, a motion for summary judgment can be a powerful tool to resolve a case without the need for a full trial. Whether you are a plaintiff or a defendant, understanding the rules, standards, and impact of…
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Delaware Chancery Dismisses Preferred‑Stock Deal Challenge

Delaware Chancery Dismisses Preferred‑Stock Deal Challenge

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Roofers Local 149 Pension Fund v. Fidelity National Financial — Delaware Chancery Court (Opinion May 31 2025) Vice Chancellor Will tossed an entire‑fairness challenge to Fidelity National’s $250 million preferred‑stock financing, finding the complaint lacked facts showing price or process unfairness even under…
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Understanding Arson Charges and Penalties in California

Understanding Arson Charges and Penalties in California

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Arson is a serious crime in California, carrying severe legal consequences. Whether the fire was set intentionally or recklessly, being charged with arson can significantly impact your life. Los Angeles residents must understand how California defines arson, the penalties involved,…
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ROTH Conversions: Why They May Not Be Right for Everyone

ROTH Conversions: Why They May Not Be Right for Everyone

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ROTH conversions are often touted as a smart retirement move, offering tax-free withdrawals and future growth. However, these benefits aren’t universal. For many in Los Angeles, a ROTH conversion could result in unintended tax consequences or may not align with…
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Maximize Your Retirement Savings with Smart Legal Planning

Maximize Your Retirement Savings with Smart Legal Planning

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Preparing for retirement is more than just saving money—it’s about making informed legal and financial decisions to ensure your savings work for you. For Los Angeles residents, the right legal strategies can significantly enhance retirement security. This article explores essential…
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Wildfire Insurance Dispute: Malibu Homeowners Sue USAA and AAA

High Court Nixes Mexico’s $10 Billion Gun Suit

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Smith & Wesson Brands v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos In a rare 9‑0 opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court on June 5 slammed the courthouse door on foreign attempts to sue U.S. gun makers for cartel violence south of the border. Key…
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