by divi | May 8, 2017 | Business Litigation, Corporate Law, Partnership Law
All good things come to an end and that could include a limited liability company or LLC. California law will change in 2017 and make it easier to dissolve and to wind up its affairs. If you’re involved in an LLC and thinking it’s run its course and time to pull the...
by divi | May 3, 2017 | Business Litigation, Civil Litigation, Partnership Law
Good Morning. I still can say it’s good morning even though it’s almost noon time. I woke up early this morning and went to Torrance courthouse for a hearing. On the way back to my office, I thought about a video that I put out last month where I talked...
by divi | Sep 1, 2016 | Partnership Law, Real Estate Law
An ongoing fraud case involving an apparently fake plan to build cancer treatment center located in Montebello, funded by Chinese nationals seeking to take advantage of the EB-5 visa program, is an example of investment fraud. Normally fleeced investors lose money....
by divi | Aug 16, 2016 | Partnership Law
If it’s more than you running the business chances are pretty good the relationship between you and other owners will hit a rocky patch at some point, maybe even become adversarial. Breaking up that business relationship can be seen as a divorce. With some thought,...
by divi | Dec 9, 2015 | Business Litigation, Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property, Partnership Law
In less than ten years Under Armour has gone from the owner selling its sporting goods from the trunk of his car, after making them in his grandmother’s basement, to a $3 billion business. That aggressive growth is being matched with legal aggression against companies...
by divi | Nov 4, 2015 | Business Litigation, Partnership Law
Truth is stranger than fiction and it plays out in court rooms all across the country, often involving small businesses and the people who own them. One such story involves Vicki’s Vodka, a now defunct business formerly owned by reality TV star and insurance agency...
