How an Informal Discovery Conference Can Help Your Case

How an Informal Discovery Conference Can Help Your Case

Legal disputes often involve complex procedures, especially when it comes to sharing evidence. In California, an Informal Discovery Conference (IDC) offers a way to resolve discovery disagreements without going straight to a judge. This process can save time, money, and
Why Using a Verified Complaint Can Strengthen Your Case

Why Using a Verified Complaint Can Strengthen Your Case

In Los Angeles civil litigation, how you start your case can greatly impact its outcome. One effective strategy is using a Verified Complaint—a legal document sworn to be true under penalty of perjury. This approach can lend credibility to your
How to Identify and Address Discovery Process Abuses

How to Identify and Address Discovery Process Abuses

The discovery phase in civil litigation is crucial for gathering evidence, but it can also be manipulated. In Los Angeles courts, discovery process abuses can delay justice, drive up legal costs, and unfairly disadvantage one party. Understanding your rights and
Key Considerations for Drafting a Shareholders Agreement

Key Considerations for Drafting a Shareholders Agreement

A Shareholders Agreement is more than a formal business document—it’s a foundational tool that defines ownership rights, responsibilities, and dispute resolution strategies. In Los Angeles, where businesses range from tech startups to family-owned enterprises, a well-drafted agreement is crucial. Here’s
NY Court of Appeals Closes Door on Foreign Derivative Claims

NY Court of Appeals Closes Door on Foreign Derivative Claims

Barclays & Bayer Derivative Litigation — New York Court of Appeals (Decision May 27 2025) New York’s highest court affirmed dismissals of shareholder‑derivative suits against Barclays PLC and Bayer AG, holding that the internal‑affairs doctrine bars such actions unless plaintiffs have standing under the
Should You Choose a Partnership or LLC in California?

Should You Choose a Partnership or LLC in California?

Choosing the right business structure is one of the most important decisions an entrepreneur can make. For Los Angeles business owners, the most common options are Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). Each has distinct legal, financial, and operational implications.
$200 K Disability‑Bias Deal Shows CRD’s Teeth

$200 K Disability‑Bias Deal Shows CRD’s Teeth

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Settlement California’s Civil Rights Department (CRD) announced a $200,000 pact on June 5 resolving claims that a long‑time technician was harassed and denied reasonable accommodation. Settlement Terms $125,000 in worker relief plus restoration of
How to Collect a Money Judgment in California Courts

How to Collect a Money Judgment in California Courts

Winning a lawsuit is only half the battle—collecting the money judgment is often the real challenge. In Los Angeles and throughout California, judgment enforcement involves specific legal procedures. Whether you’re an individual or a business, here’s how you can turn
DOJ Scores Again: Judge Finds Google Illegally Monopolized Ad‑Tech

DOJ Scores Again: Judge Finds Google Illegally Monopolized Ad‑Tech

United States et al. v. Google LLC On April 17, U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema ruled that Google unlawfully maintained monopolies in publisher ad‑servers and ad‑exchanges, and illegally tied the two products together. Key Findings Google leveraged its DoubleClick and
Top Reasons to Hire a Lawyer for Your Legal Needs

Top Reasons to Hire a Lawyer for Your Legal Needs

Whether you’re facing a legal dispute, planning a business venture, or navigating a complex transaction, hiring a lawyer is one of the most important decisions you can make. In a legal landscape as diverse and demanding as Los Angeles, professional
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