Can a Dissociated Partner Still Be Liable for Business Debts in California?

Can a Dissociated Partner Still Be Liable for Business Debts 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 by the business. Understanding these potential
Do Corporations Need a Physical Location in California?

Do Corporations Need a Physical Location 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 this blog post, we’ll explain California’s
Live Nation to Pay $20 Million in Shareholder Lawsuit Settlement

Live Nation to Pay $20 Million in Shareholder Lawsuit Settlement

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 settlement to resolve a shareholder class
Legal Rights and Liability for Falling Trees in California

Legal Rights and Liability for Falling Trees in California

Falling trees and branches can cause serious injuries, property damage, and even fatalities. Whether on public or private property, determining who is responsible for tree-related accidents in California can be complex. If you’ve been affected by a falling tree, you
GoHealth Under Investigation for Securities Fraud After Sudden Stock Drop

GoHealth Under Investigation for Securities Fraud After Sudden Stock Drop

Investors Allege Misleading Disclosures by Health Tech Firm LOS ANGELES, CA – May 2025 — Health insurance marketplace provider GoHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: GOCO) is facing an active securities fraud investigation following a steep decline in its stock price. The probe,
Employee Rights: Time Off Work to Vote in California

Employee Rights: Time Off Work to Vote in California

In California, employees have the right to take time off work to vote in elections if they cannot do so outside of working hours. State law ensures that workers can participate in the democratic process without fear of losing pay
Developers Sue City of Los Angeles Over $1.6 Billion Angels Landing Project Termination

Developers Sue City of Los Angeles Over $1.6 Billion Angels Landing Project Termination

High-Stakes Civil Litigation Highlights Tensions Between Private Developers and Public Agencies In a major civil litigation development, real estate moguls Don Peebles and Victor MacFarlane have filed a lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles, alleging the city wrongfully terminated
Understanding Defective Product Liability in California

Understanding Defective Product Liability in California

When you purchase a product, you expect it to be safe and functional. However, defective products can cause serious injuries, leading to costly medical bills, lost wages, and emotional distress. In California, product liability laws hold manufacturers, distributors, and retailers
Consumer Watchdog Sues to Block Insurance Surcharge After LA Wildfires

Consumer Watchdog Sues to Block Insurance Surcharge After LA Wildfires

Advocacy Group Challenges Legality of $500M Policyholder Fee Following FAIR Plan Crisis LOS ANGELES, CA – April 2025 — In the wake of the devastating January wildfires across Los Angeles County, California’s insurance industry is facing new legal challenges. Consumer

Understanding Hostile Work Environments in California

A hostile work environment can make going to work unbearable, leading to stress, anxiety, and even legal consequences for employers. In California, employment laws protect workers from harassment, discrimination, and retaliation in the workplace. If you are facing a hostile
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