By Michael McMahon Almost anyone facing legal issues such as an investigation, a lawsuit, a termination, or a contract dispute will instinctively turn to the internet for information. With recent changes in technology, that often means not just Google but
Carmel & Naccasha has once again been recognized by a leading regional publication as a top employer on the Central Coast. The Pacific Coast Business Times, a regional newspaper covering business and industry in the tri-county area of San Luis Obispo,
Carmel & Naccasha Attorney Brooks J. Hollister won three separate trials recently for a client seeking assistance in obtaining Elder Abuse Restraining Orders. The client, a family member of the victim and acting under a Durable Power of Attorney, felt
By Michael M. McMahon You just bought your dream house on acreage and start to settle in. On your first weekend, you go out to enjoy a cup of coffee in your beautiful backyard. Halfway through your coffee, your neighbor
Victor Herrera, a Partner with the law offices of Carmel & Naccasha, has assumed the role of President of the California Central Coast Estate Planning Council for the 2026-27 term. Victor leads the firm’s Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning practice.
By Ziyad I. Naccasha Effectively managing claims from the moment they arise is critical to minimizing risk, preserving relevant facts, safeguarding coverage, and positioning matters for efficient resolution. A clear workflow helps ensure that nothing is missed and that all
Carmel & Naccasha, LLP, a 21-year old law firm in San Luis Obispo County, in a vote of the community, earned a Gold Medal for Employment & Labor Law and a Silver Medal for Business Law in the San Luis
By Brooks J. Hollister The conversation of getting your future affairs in order can be an uncomfortable one, but it is a necessary one, nonetheless. As Father Time remains undefeated, it is important to be prudent in contacting an estate
By Victor Herrera If your estate plan centers mainly on a single home, as a primary residence, under $750,000, a recently enacted law in California, that went into effect in April 2025, streamlines the process for transferring that property without
The collapse of a cantilevered balcony in Berkeley, in which six college students lost their lives in 2015, prompted California to enact two important laws — SB 326 and SB 721 — to address structural safety concerns in multi-family residential
By Michael McMahon Almost anyone facing legal issues such as an investigation, a lawsuit, a termination, or a contract dispute will instinctively turn to the internet for information. With recent changes in technology, that often means not just Google but
Carmel & Naccasha has once again been recognized by a leading regional publication as a top employer on the Central Coast. The Pacific Coast Business Times, a regional newspaper covering business and industry in the tri-county area of San Luis Obispo,
Carmel & Naccasha Attorney Brooks J. Hollister won three separate trials recently for a client seeking assistance in obtaining Elder Abuse Restraining Orders. The client, a family member of the victim and acting under a Durable Power of Attorney, felt
By Michael M. McMahon You just bought your dream house on acreage and start to settle in. On your first weekend, you go out to enjoy a cup of coffee in your beautiful backyard. Halfway through your coffee, your neighbor
Victor Herrera, a Partner with the law offices of Carmel & Naccasha, has assumed the role of President of the California Central Coast Estate Planning Council for the 2026-27 term. Victor leads the firm’s Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning practice.
By Ziyad I. Naccasha Effectively managing claims from the moment they arise is critical to minimizing risk, preserving relevant facts, safeguarding coverage, and positioning matters for efficient resolution. A clear workflow helps ensure that nothing is missed and that all
Carmel & Naccasha, LLP, a 21-year old law firm in San Luis Obispo County, in a vote of the community, earned a Gold Medal for Employment & Labor Law and a Silver Medal for Business Law in the San Luis
By Brooks J. Hollister The conversation of getting your future affairs in order can be an uncomfortable one, but it is a necessary one, nonetheless. As Father Time remains undefeated, it is important to be prudent in contacting an estate
By Victor Herrera If your estate plan centers mainly on a single home, as a primary residence, under $750,000, a recently enacted law in California, that went into effect in April 2025, streamlines the process for transferring that property without
The collapse of a cantilevered balcony in Berkeley, in which six college students lost their lives in 2015, prompted California to enact two important laws — SB 326 and SB 721 — to address structural safety concerns in multi-family residential
