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Who is Liable for PFAS Violations Under California HSC 108970?

The implementation of California Health and Safety Code Section 108970 (originating from Assembly Bill 1817) has fundamentally shifted the compliance and liability landscape for entities operating within the apparel, textile, and retail sectors in California.… 

Rescission of Contract

In the world of business, contracts form the backbone of most professional relationships. They define the terms, expectations, and responsibilities of the parties involved, providing a structured framework for operations. However, there are situations where… 

Settle or Litigate? How Business Litigators Decide

When a business dispute escalates into a civil lawsuit, owners and executives find themselves asking a very important question. To settle or litigate? This is not a purely legal decision. It is a strategic business… 

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Common Business Contract Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Entering into a business agreement without a clear, enforceable contract is one of the fastest ways to expose your company to unnecessary legal and financial risk. For small business owners, contractors, and employers across California,… 

Special Damages in Breach of Contract Lawsuits

In contract law, special damages refer to specific economic losses suffered by the non-breaching party that result from unique or foreseeable circumstances related to the contract. When a contract dispute leads to a lawsuit, the…