Thank you to everyone who joined Attorney Emilie Elliott of Carmel & Naccasha, LLP and Michael Weisbaum of Capacitr for their virtual business operations seminar on website ADA compliance.
Ziyad Naccasha had an incredible time at the Cuesta College Foundation’s 50-year anniversary celebration last night. The sold-out event raised over $100,000 for the CASE Fund, which provides emergency grants to Cuesta College students in need.
On Tuesday, May 16 from 12:00-1:00pm Michael Weisbaum of Capacitr and Emilie Elliott of Carmel & Naccasha, LLP share the proactive measures you and your business can take to avoid being targeted by frivolous ADA website lawsuits.
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
Copyright & the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is the main law addressing some of the unique issues presented by advances in digital information technology. Read on to find out more about copyrights in 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
California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) The California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) takes effect January 1, 2020 and is similar to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The CCPA requires transparency from businesses regarding their collection and usage of
California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) As a part of the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”), which takes effect January 1, 2020, employers will be faced with new notice requirements. Businesses are subject to the CCPA if they have gross annual
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
I recently had the privilege of attending a TED talk-style seminar on cybersecurity at my alma mater, UCLA. The information I learned at this session certainly gave me pause, and I was anxious to share the information I learned with
Thank you to everyone who joined Attorney Emilie Elliott of Carmel & Naccasha, LLP and Michael Weisbaum of Capacitr for their virtual business operations seminar on website ADA compliance.
Ziyad Naccasha had an incredible time at the Cuesta College Foundation’s 50-year anniversary celebration last night. The sold-out event raised over $100,000 for the CASE Fund, which provides emergency grants to Cuesta College students in need.
On Tuesday, May 16 from 12:00-1:00pm Michael Weisbaum of Capacitr and Emilie Elliott of Carmel & Naccasha, LLP share the proactive measures you and your business can take to avoid being targeted by frivolous ADA website lawsuits.
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
Copyright & the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is the main law addressing some of the unique issues presented by advances in digital information technology. Read on to find out more about copyrights in 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
California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) The California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) takes effect January 1, 2020 and is similar to the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The CCPA requires transparency from businesses regarding their collection and usage of
California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) As a part of the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”), which takes effect January 1, 2020, employers will be faced with new notice requirements. Businesses are subject to the CCPA if they have gross annual
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
I recently had the privilege of attending a TED talk-style seminar on cybersecurity at my alma mater, UCLA. The information I learned at this session certainly gave me pause, and I was anxious to share the information I learned with
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