Archive for 'Business Litigation' Category
Mergers and acquisitions are highly complicated business transactions that must be entered into with careful consideration. It is not as easy as a one-time transaction or purchase, and there are financial, employment and organizational implications to think about. As such, it can be prudent to approach growth opportunity discussions with caution. A potential deal could […]
In the construction field, contractors face different constraints with publically funded construction projects. One of the limitations of city-funded projects is a local hiring requirement where a predetermined percentage of a project’s workforce must come from the surrounding geographic area to promote the local economy. When creating a bid or reviewing a contract for a […]
PROPOSED BILL IN CALIFORNIA TO PROHIBIT CONFIDENTIALITY OF PRODUCT DEFECT SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT FAILS
It seems that we regularly read news stories about defective products. You don’t have to search too hard to find a current report on a defective airbag, children’s toy or construction element. Despite the fact that we see these stories so often, many cases involving defective products are settled with an agreement that discovery information […]
Complying with state and federal trucking regulations is a significant responsibility for those operating in this industry. There are equipment, training, hiring and operational obligations that must be observed properly or the companies could face major consequences. As such, any changes to policies or rules in this industry must be considered carefully before implementing. This […]
Technology is changing the way business is conducted throughout the world. In the transportation industry, driverless trucks are quickly becoming reality for logistics companies. As these trucks are rolled out in the years ahead, logistics firms will need to adjust to new regulations and deal with safety concerns. As a logistics business owner, you are planning […]
The beginning of a new year can be the perfect opportunity for employers to assess how – and if – an employee handbook is holding up. This is particularly true in 2018 as numerous legislative changes have been made or proposed. Here, we examine various elements of an employee handbook that employers may need to […]
Construction defects, heavy machinery operation errors and failed safety precautions can all put people in danger of being hurt or killed on a construction site. These dangerous conditions can, therefore, lead to serious penalties for noncompliant parties. As such, there are numerous state and federal regulations with which companies and property owners must comply. However, […]
The hiring process is a nervous time for both the prospective employees who apply for the open position, and the employer that is trying to hire the most talented applicant available. There are many things to consider on both sides, but today we want to focus on the employer and what they must do in […]
Efficiency and meeting deadlines are the top priorities for any transportation or logistics company. In an effort to meet these priorities and compete in a highly competitive industry, some business owners take risks others may not be willing (or able) to take. For instance, some of the largest logistics and transportation companies in North America […]
Can you imagine if every soda company on the planet had access to Coca-Cola’s recipe? Or if every fast food chain knew the secret spices that went into Kentucky Fried Chicken’s meals? If either of those things were true, then every soda company would make Coca-Cola and every fast food restaurant would make KFC chicken. […]


