I recently blogged about a City of Thousand Oaks case in which a hearing officer’s decision to impose a $2500 fine on a 23 year old man for an alleged violation of a “Social Host” ordinance (for allowing underage drinking
The Probate Code governs compensation payable from estates for services provided by paralegals for the attorney within the request for the attorney’s compensation. California Rules of Court contain provisions concerning compensation of attorneys who use paralegals. Business and Professions Code
This may be a somewhat apocryphal story, but I’m sitting in my office, working very hard on something (surely) when I am alerted that an emergency is afoot. Upon inquiry, I discover that some attorney, somewhere, has a client at
I previously blogged about public entities and how they are required to observe a number of rules that the private sector doesn’t need to worry about because of Constitutional principles that apply to the actions of governmental entities. This included
In our last posting, we discussed the risks that may arise from time to time with wineries with regard to compliance, and the potential for some highly undesirable repercussions for not staying current with compliance obligations. As mentioned in our
Over the next few weeks, I will provide an overview of Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts (ILIT's) and how they are utilized to maximize "free money" to the next generation while also providing a pool of funds from which to pay any
In all the years I worked for the State Bar as a senior attorney for the Office of Trial Counsel, and all the literally thousands of complaints against attorneys I reviewed, I never saw a client who complained that his
Those unfortunate enough to be the victims of actual or threatened violence or harassment are usually frightened and often don’t know where to look for assistance. Whether the violence or harassment is by a former or current cohabitant, family member,
For many wineries, compliance is something of an elephant in the room –its presence is known to all. Certainly, maintaining full compliance can be daunting, complicated and time-consuming. Not being in compliance, however, can have far more dire consequences. Penalties
For many wineries, compliance is something of an elephant in the room __its presence is known to all.
I recently blogged about a City of Thousand Oaks case in which a hearing officer’s decision to impose a $2500 fine on a 23 year old man for an alleged violation of a “Social Host” ordinance (for allowing underage drinking
The Probate Code governs compensation payable from estates for services provided by paralegals for the attorney within the request for the attorney’s compensation. California Rules of Court contain provisions concerning compensation of attorneys who use paralegals. Business and Professions Code
This may be a somewhat apocryphal story, but I’m sitting in my office, working very hard on something (surely) when I am alerted that an emergency is afoot. Upon inquiry, I discover that some attorney, somewhere, has a client at
I previously blogged about public entities and how they are required to observe a number of rules that the private sector doesn’t need to worry about because of Constitutional principles that apply to the actions of governmental entities. This included
In our last posting, we discussed the risks that may arise from time to time with wineries with regard to compliance, and the potential for some highly undesirable repercussions for not staying current with compliance obligations. As mentioned in our
Over the next few weeks, I will provide an overview of Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts (ILIT's) and how they are utilized to maximize "free money" to the next generation while also providing a pool of funds from which to pay any
In all the years I worked for the State Bar as a senior attorney for the Office of Trial Counsel, and all the literally thousands of complaints against attorneys I reviewed, I never saw a client who complained that his
Those unfortunate enough to be the victims of actual or threatened violence or harassment are usually frightened and often don’t know where to look for assistance. Whether the violence or harassment is by a former or current cohabitant, family member,
For many wineries, compliance is something of an elephant in the room –its presence is known to all. Certainly, maintaining full compliance can be daunting, complicated and time-consuming. Not being in compliance, however, can have far more dire consequences. Penalties
For many wineries, compliance is something of an elephant in the room __its presence is known to all.
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