Mind Your Business: Part Three – Agreements Among Founders and the Entity
Home / Firm ArticlesThere is a nearly infinite number of agreements founders can make amongst themselves and with the business.…
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Mind Your Business: Part 2 – Initial Financing and Capital Structure
Home / Firm ArticlesOnce you have selected and formed your business entity by filing the necessary documents with the Secretary…
Mind Your Business: Part 1 – Entity Selection
Home / Firm ArticlesStarting a new business is one of the most exciting and fulfilling professional experiences a person can…
Surfrider Foundation Blocks Billionaire’s Attempt To “Drop In” On The Public’s Use Of Martins Beach
Home / Firm ArticlesWith A Recent Decision By The San Mateo Superior Court, The Surfrider Foundation Blocks Billionaire’s Attempt To…
Critical Steps to Follow Upon Receipt of an Accusation
Home / Firm ArticlesI Received an Accusation, Now What? If you are a licensed medical professional, you may, at some…
So You Won Your Case…Now What?
Home / Firm ArticlesWe tend to think of winning a case and securing a judgment as the end of the…
“Hoooommmeeessss”: The Resurgence of the Zombie Foreclosure
Home / Firm ArticlesIf you want to write a blockbuster movie or a catchy song, zombies are great. If you…
Post-Judgment Interest Following Appeal: When a “Reversal” is Really a Modification
Home / Firm ArticlesMost practitioners are generally aware that interest on a judgment runs from the date of entry, and…
Fighting Fair: The Benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution
Home / Firm ArticlesIn nearly every litigated case there is a benefit to engaging in early alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”).…
Sledding is Not Child’s Play Anymore: Public Agencies Balance the Risk of Litigation
Home / Firm ArticlesThe fear of litigation is causing some public agencies to prohibit activities which were once considered a…
Whose Email Is It Anyway?
Home / Firm ArticlesWhose Email Is It Anyway? A Recent Decision By The National Labor Relations Board Creates A Presumption Allowing…
Uncertain No More: California’s limitation on survivor damages for pain and suffering held inapplicable to section 1983 claims where the constitutional violation causes death
Home / Firm ArticlesCalifornia law does not allow survivors to recover damages for a decedent’s pain and suffering. (Code Civ.…
Recognizing the Victim in Criminal Restitution
Home / Firm ArticlesAlthough the right to restitution is prescribed by law under the California Constitution and codified in the…
Damage Control
Home / Firm ArticlesIn today’s world of medicine, costs can be all over the board. The number on a bill…