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The Carmel & Naccasha team smile at the camera from the stands of a baseball game.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

Carmel & Naccasha employees had a fun day supporting SLO Blues baseball and enjoying camaraderie away from the office on a recent Saturday afternoon. As an employer, Carmel & Naccasha encourages our staff to achieve a work-life balance. The simple

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New Employment Law Due July 1

Are You Prepared To Implement Your Business’ Workplace Violence Prevention Plan? Carmel & Naccasha employment law specialist Emilie Elliott recently provided an overview of the new California Workplace Violence Protection Plan (WVPP) to more than 50 members of the Human

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Web Accessibility Lawsuits Could Be Headed Your Way

A surge in lawsuits targeting businesses whose websites lack accessibility for visually impaired people has emerged. One source reports a 42% increase in such lawsuits in 2023 compared with 2022.1 These legal actions often target small businesses claiming their websites limit access to the visually impaired.

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The Carmel & Naccasha team smile at the camera from the stands of a baseball game.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

Carmel & Naccasha employees had a fun day supporting SLO Blues baseball and enjoying camaraderie away from the office on a recent Saturday afternoon. As an employer, Carmel & Naccasha encourages our staff to achieve a work-life balance. The simple

Read More »

New Employment Law Due July 1

Are You Prepared To Implement Your Business’ Workplace Violence Prevention Plan? Carmel & Naccasha employment law specialist Emilie Elliott recently provided an overview of the new California Workplace Violence Protection Plan (WVPP) to more than 50 members of the Human

Read More »
Web Accessibility Blog Banner

Web Accessibility Lawsuits Could Be Headed Your Way

A surge in lawsuits targeting businesses whose websites lack accessibility for visually impaired people has emerged. One source reports a 42% increase in such lawsuits in 2023 compared with 2022.1 These legal actions often target small businesses claiming their websites limit access to the visually impaired.

Read More »
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