The Economic Vitality Corporation (EVC) is featuring Carmel & Naccasha Managing Partner and Co-Founder Ziyad Naccasha in this month’s edition of their e-Newsletter. The interview is part of a series the EVC is doing on local business leaders who’ve made
As featured in the SLO County Bar Bulletin: You’ve likely seen the retail signs and product labels telling you something like this: “WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects
January 2, 2014, San Luis Obispo – Ringing in the New Year this January will bring significant changes in the way many limited liability companies (LLCs) in California are required to operate. On January 1, 2014, the California Revised Uniform
Shell Beach Elementary held a 5K Fun Run on the beach in Pismo Beach on Saturday, September 8, 2012. This was the first ever Shell Beach Elementary Fun Run organized by the Shell Beach Parent Teacher Organization. The event was
How can a landlord navigate this situation? You are a landlord and you suspect your tenant has moved on but left behind her personal property, including her dog. You’re savvy enough to know that the law views pets as personal
The California Veterinary Medical Board (“Board”) is in the process of adopting a new regulation to establish “minimum standards” for a managing licensee of a veterinary hospital premise. Under the current regulations, it is the responsibility of the managing veterinarian
Certain Limited and Exigent Circumstances Sometimes it seems like the news is full of stories about attorneys being investigated and even arrested for taking money that belongs to a client or someone else. You may have recently heard about an
Read an interview with Ziyad Naccasha of Carmel & Naccasha, LLP about practicing law on the Central Coast that appeared in the May 13-19 issue of Pacific Coast Business Times. Pacific Coast Business Times
I was sitting at a local restaurant recently, catching up with my college classmates, when our waitress approached our table. She came up to us then pleasantly and earnestly asked, “Are you going to keep talking or do you intend
Construction Defect Litigation is “Complex Litigation” It is not likely a “news flash” to most trial attorneys; but, I’ll restate it anyway… construction defect litigation is “complex litigation”. There are two reasons for that… the first is because of the
The Economic Vitality Corporation (EVC) is featuring Carmel & Naccasha Managing Partner and Co-Founder Ziyad Naccasha in this month’s edition of their e-Newsletter. The interview is part of a series the EVC is doing on local business leaders who’ve made
As featured in the SLO County Bar Bulletin: You’ve likely seen the retail signs and product labels telling you something like this: “WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects
January 2, 2014, San Luis Obispo – Ringing in the New Year this January will bring significant changes in the way many limited liability companies (LLCs) in California are required to operate. On January 1, 2014, the California Revised Uniform
Shell Beach Elementary held a 5K Fun Run on the beach in Pismo Beach on Saturday, September 8, 2012. This was the first ever Shell Beach Elementary Fun Run organized by the Shell Beach Parent Teacher Organization. The event was
How can a landlord navigate this situation? You are a landlord and you suspect your tenant has moved on but left behind her personal property, including her dog. You’re savvy enough to know that the law views pets as personal
The California Veterinary Medical Board (“Board”) is in the process of adopting a new regulation to establish “minimum standards” for a managing licensee of a veterinary hospital premise. Under the current regulations, it is the responsibility of the managing veterinarian
Certain Limited and Exigent Circumstances Sometimes it seems like the news is full of stories about attorneys being investigated and even arrested for taking money that belongs to a client or someone else. You may have recently heard about an
Read an interview with Ziyad Naccasha of Carmel & Naccasha, LLP about practicing law on the Central Coast that appeared in the May 13-19 issue of Pacific Coast Business Times. Pacific Coast Business Times
I was sitting at a local restaurant recently, catching up with my college classmates, when our waitress approached our table. She came up to us then pleasantly and earnestly asked, “Are you going to keep talking or do you intend
Construction Defect Litigation is “Complex Litigation” It is not likely a “news flash” to most trial attorneys; but, I’ll restate it anyway… construction defect litigation is “complex litigation”. There are two reasons for that… the first is because of the
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