Your Legal Guide Through Business, Fraud, Real Estate, And Other Legal Disputes
Embezzlement in California is a crime that can occur in any workplace - no matter how big or how small. According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, organizations lose 5% of their yearly revenues to fraud. Embezzlers often take great care to hide their...
California property law statutes protect the rights of property owners. For example, California Boundry Fence Statutes govern boundary fence ownership, construction and maintenance. These property laws often help when resolving various real estate disputes. Resolving...
California business owners and managers have many priorities to manage, including protecting the company from embezzlement. The crime of embezzlement involves an employee or other trusted party stealing assets or money that belong to the business. This fraud can...
Business disputes happen daily in California and every other state, costing time, money, and lost productivity. Conflicts are inevitable in business, and they often lead to litigation. Alternative dispute resolutions (ADR), such as a mediator, can help avoid legal...
Real estate scams can be financially devastating for California buyers and sellers. These scams often involve fraudulent activity, misrepresentation and deception. Foreclosure scams Scammers often target homeowners who are facing foreclosure by offering to help them...
Real estate fraud is a serious issue in California that affects both buyers and sellers of property. It can take many forms, and individuals need to be aware of the different types of fraud to protect themselves. Here are some common types of real estate fraud of...
Freedom of speech is one of the foundations of a free society. Due to an increase in nuisance lawsuits that attempt to stifle those who are expressing this fundamental right, California has enacted several anti-SLAPP measures. In fact, the state's approach is rather...
As a general rule, when someone makes a promise to another before entering a contract, and that promise doesn't make it into the written contract signed by both parties, that promise won't be enforceable. California courts assume that the parties knew about that...
When two or more people come together to form a partnership in California, it is often with the hope that they can create something great together. Unfortunately, disputes between partners sometimes arise, and they can be very costly and time-consuming to resolve....
For years, California has been well known for its high real estate values. With so much value present in land or buildings, the stakes are high when one or more co-owners decide to leave the co-ownership arrangement. You likely do not want to sign away your property...