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With TikTok, Instagram and Facebook Reels and now YouTube shorts, social media platforms are focusing on short-form video content. Creating...
Read moreTwitter CEO Elon Musk, a self-described defender of free speech, recently presented the Twitter employees he fired with a severance...
Read moreIn California, 2023 brings new requirements to allow employees flexibility in who they might take time off to care for,...
Read moreA long-running suit filed by a mother whose unborn child was injured when the car she was driving collided with a...
Read moreWe are now one year into George Gascon’s presiding as deputy district attorney over Los Angeles County and it merits...
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Partner Gary Fishbein with Brot•Gross•Fishbein•LLP, one of the most soughtafter family law attorneys in Southern California, catering to celebrities and
The next time you ask a new client for a check to satisfy their retainer, they just might say, “What’s
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill 5, which restricts businesses’ use of independent contractors in the state. The
For decades, attorneys in Southern California have utilized and recited a stipulation at the end of deposition proceedings in Superior
SB 645 introduced in February in the California Legislature to help mesothelioma and silicosis plaintiffs looks to be heading toward
Imagine for a moment that in 2005, you or a close family member was charged with a crime by the
I just wrapped up my first year mediating civil cases. Before I became a mediator, I spent many years in
On March 29, 2019, the court of appeal issued its ruling in Mesa RHF v. City of Los Angeles, 2019
Attorney at Law Magazine Los Angeles Publisher Sarah Torres sat down with the founder of the Center for Life Without
Recently, the public, media, judges and jurors have all increased their sensitivities toward rectifying the devastating impact discrimination, sexual harassment
On May 10, 2018, the California Supreme Court approved 69 rules of professional conduct, marking the first major overhaul of
Throughout 2018, California has continued to advance its sexual harassment and discrimination protections for those in the workplace. The new
