New laws focus on tenant protections and housing for low-income families and the homeless
Frances Campbell 2020 February
Reduce your email inbox by writing shorter emails
Stuart Zanville 2020 February
Production of documents, electronic exchange of interrogatories and requests for admission, and use of federal discovery procedures in state courts
Stephanie Taft 2020 February
Commitment from passionate and dedicated staff and members
Jeffrey A. Rudman 2020 February
A look at how your ideas can become law, and the proposals for new laws currently being considered for support by CAOC
Nancy Peverini 2020 February
Company started by a plaintiff’s attorney will share your risk of settlement on stenography services
2020 February
An analysis of the changes to the CACIs in 2019
Mike McLachlan 2020 February
The more things change, the more they stay the same
Micha Star Liberty 2020 February
Whether in a martial arts battle or a courtroom dogfight, every fighter needs a “corner” – let OCTLA be yours
Jonathan Dwork 2020 February
Understanding who is an employee in the wake of Dynamex and AB 5
Jennifer Kramer 2020 February
The SHARE Act, harassment training, no-rehire provisions in settlements, and the CROWN Act which protects hair styles historically associated with race
Kelly B. Hanker 2020 February
Understanding the two employment and consumer arbitration bills signed into law in 2019
Tilak Gupta 2020 February
Your cheat sheet on SB 142 which expands existing law to specify additional lactation-accommodation requirements, including break-time, space, remedies, and policies
Pinky Ghuman 2020 February
Identifying clients on means-tested government benefits during the client intake interview allows counsel to take the necessary steps to preserve those government benefits
Patrick FarberCameron Lindahl 2020 February
Path across park leading to restrooms is a “trail” for the purpose of trail immunity defense even if only occasionally used for recreational purposes
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich 2020 February
Expert designations and how recent caselaw affects the ability to strike “improper” experts found in defendant’s supplemental designation
Ryan CaseyAndrew Owen 2020 February
