The California Department for Public Health has issued Covid-19 guidance documents for our County’s bars, restaurants and wineries. Here is a summary of the changes: For the full guidelines, visit covid19.ca.gov under “Restaurants, wineries, and bars.” Carmel & Naccasha LLP
Our firm has taken note of a disturbing wave of class action lawsuits against both large and small companies who sell goods and services online, or who use their websites to drive traffic to their physical locations. Some of these
Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) Since its initial enactment in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) has been a source of much litigation. Historically, ADA litigation focused on access to brick-and-mortar businesses and the alleged lack of adequate facilities
My previous post was regarding cybersecurity and some of the dangers lurking behind our widely-used “secure” technologies and authentication systems. A related issue is what you, as a business owner, chief technology officer or other data collector, must do to
Congratulations to our litigation specialist, Michael McMahon, on his decisive victory for the City of Arroyo Grande in the Second District Court of Appeal on August 6, 2015.
Proposition 65 requires warning labels to be placed on all products containing lead. Although there is a clear need for the protections and warnings that the statute was intended to provide, unfortunately, in San Luis Obispo and throughout California, attorneys
The California Department for Public Health has issued Covid-19 guidance documents for our County’s bars, restaurants and wineries. Here is a summary of the changes: For the full guidelines, visit covid19.ca.gov under “Restaurants, wineries, and bars.” Carmel & Naccasha LLP
Our firm has taken note of a disturbing wave of class action lawsuits against both large and small companies who sell goods and services online, or who use their websites to drive traffic to their physical locations. Some of these
Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) Since its initial enactment in 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) has been a source of much litigation. Historically, ADA litigation focused on access to brick-and-mortar businesses and the alleged lack of adequate facilities
My previous post was regarding cybersecurity and some of the dangers lurking behind our widely-used “secure” technologies and authentication systems. A related issue is what you, as a business owner, chief technology officer or other data collector, must do to
Congratulations to our litigation specialist, Michael McMahon, on his decisive victory for the City of Arroyo Grande in the Second District Court of Appeal on August 6, 2015.
Proposition 65 requires warning labels to be placed on all products containing lead. Although there is a clear need for the protections and warnings that the statute was intended to provide, unfortunately, in San Luis Obispo and throughout California, attorneys
