How Can Mediation Be Used in Business Disputes?
04 / 14 / 2014
The court system is a way to resolve disputes that parties cannot resolve amongst themselves. It is a very costly […]
Category: Corporate Law
Contract Enforcement in California
04 / 07 / 2014
Contract Enforcement in California Business couldn’t be conducted and businesses couldn’t exist without contracts of one kind or another. A […]
Updated California LLC Law Changes Default Rules and Adds Flexibility to Fiduciary Duties
02 / 05 / 2014
st of 2014 by the new California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (RULLCA). The new provisions of RULLCA significantly […]
Protesters Accuse Dana Point Assembly Woman of Involvement with Securities Fraud
01 / 24 / 2014
Protesters gathered outside California Assemblywoman Diane Harkey’s (R-Dana Point) holiday party earlier this month to bring public awareness to her […]
Knowing How to Draft a Valid Non-Compete Agreement
01 / 20 / 2014
Non-compete agreements are generally not enforceable in California. Although, there are 3 main exceptions to this rule: the business owner […]
Orange County Based Mindspeed, Inc. Sued by Shareholders
12 / 08 / 2013
Newport based Mindspeed, Inc. was sued in Orange County Superior Court by several of its shareholders on November 15th. The […]
Fashion Institute Sued for Not Paying Overtime to Employees
11 / 27 / 2013
A local Fashion School is defending itself against current and former teachers in a class action lawsuit for unpaid wages. […]
The Factors That the Court Will Look at to Determine Whether the Corporate Veil Can Be Pierced
06 / 27 / 2013
In my last article, I wrote about some of the circumstances in which business creditors can pierce the corporate veil […]
What? You Mean I May Be Liable for Corporate Debts?
06 / 25 / 2013
If you are a shareholder of Costco or Home Depot, you rest easy when they get involved in lawsuits. You, […]
