Legal Articles, General Practice

Law Grants More Protections Sex Crimes Victims, Increases Convictions

Recently, Governor Brown signed a bill into law that provides trial assistance to children and other vulnerable victims of sex crimes. Supporters of the law believe strengthening protections for victims will also increase convictions for those accused of sex crimes.

Report Reveals More Felons Following Probation Requirements

California residents on probation are probably aware of some recent changes to the probation requirements. New laws were recently enacted due to an instruction from the Supreme Court to reduce prison overcrowding.

5 Ways Estate Planning Benefits You and Helps You Avoid a Legal Mess

An estate plan allows your loved ones to avoid the expensive, lengthy and emotionally draining probate court process. Without an estate plan, your assets become a matter of public record, which the court could freeze until it appoints a person to handle your affairs.

Calling All Employers

Recently, a California appellate court issued a ruling that requires an employer to reimburse employees a “reasonable percentage” of their cell phone bills when employees are required to use personal cell phones for work.

How Should You Hold Title to Real Estate?

San Diego homeowners use wills and trusts for property ownership planning, yet most people don't think about how to hold title until the title company poses the question when you buy or refinance. Here are some common ways to hold title.

Taking Care of Your Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets When Starting Your Business

Preventive action can and should be taken when you think you are in the process of creating a lucrative product, service or concept. An audit of your business’s intellectual property is a great way to identify these intangible assets.

5 Tips for Starting and Maintaining a Successful Family Business

Starting a family business can be a rewarding yet challenging business venture. Given the unique dynamic involved in running a family business, there are many considerations that should be kept in mind.

A Car Accident Happens Every 14 Seconds - Who Is Paying?

You are paying the physically and emotionally physical and emotional price of car accidents. Let the person who caused the accident pay the financial price.

The “Who, What, When, Where and How” of Claims for Code-Related Injuries

Significant legal precedent has developed in Massachusetts recently concerning liability for personal injuries resulting from defective or unsafe conditions found on commercial and residential properties.

When Can You File a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit?

Providing evidence to prove medical negligence is difficult and may require help from a St. Louis medical practice lawyer.

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