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Lawsuits: New CA tax law unconstitutional try to grab money from taxpayers for income earned in the past
Two lawsuits are challenging the passage of SB167, a new law that Dems say is a "clarification" of existing law, but that taxpayers say would give the state sweeping powers to force taxpayers to pay billions of dollars in taxes for income they earned decades in the past -
California Woman Sues Seafood Companies Over Contaminated Oysters
Jennifer Low has filed a lawsuit against several seafood companies claiming she contracted a serious illness after consuming contaminated oysters at Scott’s Seafood Roundhouse in Folsom, California. The suit includes allegations of negligence and breach of warranty among others. -
Board of Trustees Authorizes Pursuit of a California Bar Exam Development Contract with Kaplan
At its July 18 meeting, the State Bar of California’s Board of Trustees voted to authorize the Board Chair and Executive Director to negotiate terms of and, if appropriate, execute a five-year bar exam agreement not to exceed $8.25 million with Kaplan North America, LLC. -
Governor Newsom’s CARE Court Proposal Moves Forward
Governor Newsom’s CARE Court Proposal Moves Forward. -
Troutman Pepper Named No. 2 Construction Law Firm in the United States
Troutman Pepper Named No. 2 Construction Law Firm in the United States. -
Unlocking Opportunity in Rural Markets on June 13, 2022
Unlocking Opportunity in Rural Markets on June 13, 2022. -
Joint statement leaves open questions after surprise bid to unseat Assembly Speaker Rendon
With two weeks until the state budget deadline and debate continuing on crucial economic bills, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, D - Lakewood, saw his leadership role almost usurped by Assemblymember Robert Rivas, D - Hollister. -
Legal Process Outsourcing report on 2022-2027 markets and trends now available
ResearchAndMarkets.com recently published a research study that examines the future Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) markets and trends. -
Leave it to Us: Managing Employee Leaves in California on May 25, 2022
Leave it to Us: Managing Employee Leaves in California on May 25, 2022. -
Attorney General Bonta, Mayor Breed, and City Attorney Chiu Announce 60-Day Extension of MOU on Police Use of Force Investigations in San Francisco
Attorney General Bonta, Mayor Breed, and City Attorney Chiu Announce 60-Day Extension of MOU on Police Use of Force Investigations in San Francisco. -
Attorney General Bonta, Mayor Breed, City Attorney Chiu Issue Joint Statement Regarding MOU on Police Use of Force Investigations in San Francisco
Attorney General Bonta, Mayor Breed, City Attorney Chiu Issue Joint Statement Regarding MOU on Police Use of Force Investigations in San Francisco. -
Attorney General Bonta Highlights Tips in Recognition of Identity Theft Awareness Week
Attorney General Bonta Highlights Tips in Recognition of Identity Theft Awareness Week. -
California Launches Program to Compensate Survivors of State-Sponsored Sterilization
California Launches Program to Compensate Survivors of State-Sponsored Sterilization. -
Attorney General Bonta Announces $40 Million Settlement Against ‘Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli’s Vyera Pharmaceuticals for Illegal Monopoly of Life-Saving Drug
Attorney General Bonta Announces $40 Million Settlement Against ‘Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli’s Vyera Pharmaceuticals for Illegal Monopoly of Life-Saving Drug. -
Business coalition calls for emergency declaration, suspending regulations to help solve California ports crisis
As retailers were winding down an important shopping weekend, with sales struggling to reach pre-pandemic levels, questions remain about what’s being done to streamline regulatory burdens in the supply chain logjam. -
U.S. appeals court affirms direct physical damage to property required for business interruption claim
A federal appellate court has ruled against a San Francisco retailer’s claim for loss of income during California’s mandated COVID-19 closures because there wasn’t direct physical damage to the property. -
Reed Smith Joins Diversity Lab’s OnRamp 200
Reed Smith Joins Diversity Lab’s OnRamp 200. -
California business facing more enforcement rules with new privacy law
As California’s newly created privacy enforcement agency continues rule making activities for the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), concerns persist about the impact of removing a 30-day window to cure alleged non-compliance. -
Attorney General Bonta and Assemblymember Irwin’s Legislation to Provide Oversight of Online Charitable Fundraising Platforms Signed into Law
Attorney General Bonta and Assemblymember Irwin’s Legislation to Provide Oversight of Online Charitable Fundraising Platforms Signed into Law. -
A Supervisor’s Guide to Preventing Workplace Harassment | California Compliant
A Supervisor’s Guide to Preventing Workplace Harassment | California Compliant.