Before forming a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) for the practice of public accountancy, law, architecture, or engineering, it is important to address the security requirements set forth in the California Corporations Code §16956(a).
The Litigation Hold Assume that a business manufactures and ships masks nationwide. A mask might become contaminated and cause a person to inhale something toxic, or its material might result in an allergic reaction visible on the skin. Faced with
Legal Protection through Data Retention There are data retention steps that all clients should incorporate into their businesses’ standard operating procedures. These actions may help to protect the client in the face of a potential claim or lawsuit. Legal services
Did you know that April is Month of the Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month? Representative from We Are the Care SLO County and First 5 SLO County are giving public comment to our local government agencies emphasizing three points:
On March 11, 2021, Ziyad Naccasha, of Carmel & Naccasha, partnered with attorneys Jessica Tyndall and Judge Michael LeCover, of Goldman, Magdalin & Krikes, to present to a district meeting of local Farmers Insurance Agents. Ziyad Naccasha spoke about general
How should businesses approach a breach of their security system? California maintains broad protections for consumer related data, and places specific notification and other requirements on California businesses, in the event of a security breach that could expose a customer’s
Demands for insurance policy limits frequently generate substantial concern for insurers. A properly executed policy limits demand that is rejected by an insurer will “open the policy” and expose the insurer to liability in excess of its policy limits. The
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
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
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
Before forming a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) for the practice of public accountancy, law, architecture, or engineering, it is important to address the security requirements set forth in the California Corporations Code §16956(a).
The Litigation Hold Assume that a business manufactures and ships masks nationwide. A mask might become contaminated and cause a person to inhale something toxic, or its material might result in an allergic reaction visible on the skin. Faced with
Legal Protection through Data Retention There are data retention steps that all clients should incorporate into their businesses’ standard operating procedures. These actions may help to protect the client in the face of a potential claim or lawsuit. Legal services
Did you know that April is Month of the Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month? Representative from We Are the Care SLO County and First 5 SLO County are giving public comment to our local government agencies emphasizing three points:
On March 11, 2021, Ziyad Naccasha, of Carmel & Naccasha, partnered with attorneys Jessica Tyndall and Judge Michael LeCover, of Goldman, Magdalin & Krikes, to present to a district meeting of local Farmers Insurance Agents. Ziyad Naccasha spoke about general
How should businesses approach a breach of their security system? California maintains broad protections for consumer related data, and places specific notification and other requirements on California businesses, in the event of a security breach that could expose a customer’s
Demands for insurance policy limits frequently generate substantial concern for insurers. A properly executed policy limits demand that is rejected by an insurer will “open the policy” and expose the insurer to liability in excess of its policy limits. The
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
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
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
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