While business owners strive for success, they must also make sure they adhere to state and federal regulations on competition. No matter the size or kind of business, it is important to avoid any action that could be construed as violating antitrust laws to avoid serious long-term legal issues or penalties as illustrated by a […]

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California lawmakers passed the Right to Repair Act back in 2003, but it remains one of the most important laws for builders to understand if they face a construction defect claim. A 2018 case, McMillin Albany LLC et al. v. the Superior Court of Kern County, solidified this act’s relevancy. The case determined that this […]

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Handling employee complaints or claims on top of managing a business can be complex. However, employers often have the opportunity to mitigate the risk of employment disputes – and litigation – as long as they respond to employee complaints efficiently. Failure to do so can be devastating to the business, and the prevailing trend appears […]

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When employers face employment claims, they should know that they also face significant legal risks. Dealing with the claim itself can be time-consuming and expensive, but companies can also face a barrage of bad press coverage if these claims become public as well. However, these are not the only risks that could put the business […]

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