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As has been widely reported and discussed, the California State Assembly passed Assembly Bill 5, and Governor Newsom signed, which codified the California Supreme Court’s ABC Test for when a … Read More
An interesting decision involving a construction contract was recently issued by the Second District California Court of Appeals. See Regency Midland Construction, Inc. v. Legendary Structures, Inc., Case No. B292602 … Read More
California recently amended its Labor Code to protect so-called gig economy workers and mandated that those workers be classified as “employees” as opposed to “independent contractors.” See Cal. Lab. Code, … Read More
The California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) is going into effect on January 1, 2020. Among the many open legal questions is whether data can be shared with an affiliated business … Read More
When you start your own San Diego small business, you have several types of corporate entities through which to operate. In this article, we discuss the key differences between three … Read More
Over the past two years, many California businesses transitioned to full-time remote work. It has become the norm for many employers and employees across the country, as well as a … Read More
In general, California courts will enforce business contracts as written. Indeed, generally, the courts will enforce all provisions even if the provisions work some sort of disadvantage or hardship on … Read More
If you are thinking of buying a San Diego business, one key legal consideration is whether to structure the deal as an asset purchase or as a stock purchase. The … Read More
It has been recently reported that the State of New Jersey is fining Uber for unpaid employment taxes and for misclassifying its workers. New Jersey was the first state to … Read More
The producers of the popular Netflix show “Narcos” were vindicated in a recent trial over alleged copyright infringement. U.S. District Judge Rodney Smith ruled that Netflix and the producers did … Read More
