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Saturday, June 25, 2022

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What is a Contract? – San Diego Corporate Law
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What is a Contract? – San Diego Corporate Law

news June 25, 2022

At the very basic level, “contracts are promises that the law will enforce.” This is the definition provided by WexDictionary run by the Cornell University Legal Information Institute. Legally speaking, … Read More

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San Diego Business Contracts: Are “Orphan” Signature Pages Okay to Use?
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San Diego Business Contracts: Are “Orphan” Signature Pages Okay to Use?

news June 23, 2022

In general, here in California, it is “okay” to use so-called “orphan” signature pages for business contracts as long as the parties have in fact agreed to the contract and … Read More

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More Legal Insights on the Joint Employer Doctrine and California Franchises
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More Legal Insights on the Joint Employer Doctrine and California Franchises

news June 22, 2022

With respect to the joint employer doctrine and California franchises, the US federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently gave McDonald’s Corporation a victory. See Salazar v. McDonald’s Corp., Case … Read More

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Employee Discrimination Claims Now Have Three-Year Deadline
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Employee Discrimination Claims Now Have Three-Year Deadline

news June 21, 2022

Before filing a lawsuit concerning employment-related claims of discrimination or harassment (such as sexual harassment), an aggrieved employee first must make a filing with the California Department of Fair Employment … Read More

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Joint-Employer Doctrine: Pre-Dynamex Control Test Still the Proper Test
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Joint-Employer Doctrine: Pre-Dynamex Control Test Still the Proper Test

news June 19, 2022

In 2018, the California Supreme Court upended years of settled law with respect to the question of classifying workers as “employees” or “independent contractors” in its decision in Dynamex Operations … Read More

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Terminating a Contract for Convenience
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Terminating a Contract for Convenience

news June 15, 2022

Good business contracts will have good termination provisions. Most contracts succeed in setting out the basic agreement between the parties. But a good business contract goes further and ensures that … Read More

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If I am a Single-Member San Diego LLC, do I Still Need an Operating Agreement?
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If I am a Single-Member San Diego LLC, do I Still Need an Operating Agreement?

news June 14, 2022

Yes, under California law, every limited liability company (“LLC”) must have an Operating Agreement, even single-member LLCs. Yes, this means that as the sole member and owner, you would have … Read More

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Buying a Business? How to Protect Yourself From Seller’s Unpaid Obligations Default
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Buying a Business? How to Protect Yourself From Seller’s Unpaid Obligations Default

news June 14, 2022

When buying an ongoing San Diego business, in general, buyers want to avoid being responsible for any of the Seller’s pre-sale obligations. This is among the many reasons that, if … Read More

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What Happens if My San Diego Corporation Has Been Suspended/Involuntarily Dissolved?
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What Happens if My San Diego Corporation Has Been Suspended/Involuntarily Dissolved?

news June 14, 2022

If you own a San Diego or California corporation, it is possible for your corporation to be suspended involuntarily by the California Secretary of State or by the California Franchise … Read More

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Validity of a Copyright can be Challenged Even if the Copyright is Registered
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Validity of a Copyright can be Challenged Even if the Copyright is Registered

news June 12, 2022

With respect to copyrights, in general, the author of a work can file for a Certificate of Registration under the federal Copyright Act. An experienced San Diego corporation attorney can … Read More

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