Employers are often confused about what makes a worker an employee rather than an independent contractor. The distinction is of great importance, as misclassification can lead to litigation by, and damages owed to, a number of different players, including the
Our block of Marsh Street is closed to through traffic during the construction on San Luis Drive. Recently, a delivery truck was going too fast to make the turn at the Road Closed sign and decided to use our driveway
Founding Partner Ziyad Naccasha traveled with a group from the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce to New York City this past November and attended the World Business Forum. Read his ‘takeaway’ from the event as well as those of
Carmel & Naccasha is pleased to announce that partner Dallas K. Mosier is a winner of a Top 20 Under 40 award in the 11th edition of The Tribune’s annual competition. Dallas was nominated by one of his peers to
Carmel & Naccasha LLP is pleased to announce that attorney Dallas K. Mosier has been promoted to partner at the firm. “Dallas’ strong commitment to his clients, his co-workers and the community at large exemplify the team work and service
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
The Fair Pay Act (“FPA”), which goes into effect on January 1, 2016, requires employers to pay male and female employees the same for “substantially similar work” under “similar working conditions,” even if those employees work in different establishments. The
Recently signed legislation allows for the transfer of real property upon death through what is touted to be, under certain circumstances, a more streamlined and simple process, without the typical probate proceedings. Historically, many assets, such as stocks or bank
On September 9, 2015 Carmel & Naccasha LLP’s paralegals attended a continuing legal education event put on by the Central Coast Paralegal Association (CCPA). The CCPA presented a lunch time speaker, Mitchel L. Winick, President and Dean of the Monterey
A recent string of lawsuits have many local businesses again paying close attention to their own compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). One individual, along with the same attorney in each case, appears to be targeting restaurants and
Employers are often confused about what makes a worker an employee rather than an independent contractor. The distinction is of great importance, as misclassification can lead to litigation by, and damages owed to, a number of different players, including the
Our block of Marsh Street is closed to through traffic during the construction on San Luis Drive. Recently, a delivery truck was going too fast to make the turn at the Road Closed sign and decided to use our driveway
Founding Partner Ziyad Naccasha traveled with a group from the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce to New York City this past November and attended the World Business Forum. Read his ‘takeaway’ from the event as well as those of
Carmel & Naccasha is pleased to announce that partner Dallas K. Mosier is a winner of a Top 20 Under 40 award in the 11th edition of The Tribune’s annual competition. Dallas was nominated by one of his peers to
Carmel & Naccasha LLP is pleased to announce that attorney Dallas K. Mosier has been promoted to partner at the firm. “Dallas’ strong commitment to his clients, his co-workers and the community at large exemplify the team work and service
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
The Fair Pay Act (“FPA”), which goes into effect on January 1, 2016, requires employers to pay male and female employees the same for “substantially similar work” under “similar working conditions,” even if those employees work in different establishments. The
Recently signed legislation allows for the transfer of real property upon death through what is touted to be, under certain circumstances, a more streamlined and simple process, without the typical probate proceedings. Historically, many assets, such as stocks or bank
On September 9, 2015 Carmel & Naccasha LLP’s paralegals attended a continuing legal education event put on by the Central Coast Paralegal Association (CCPA). The CCPA presented a lunch time speaker, Mitchel L. Winick, President and Dean of the Monterey
A recent string of lawsuits have many local businesses again paying close attention to their own compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). One individual, along with the same attorney in each case, appears to be targeting restaurants and
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