Informational articles that answer some of the most common legal questions.
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Congress has passed two different stimulus packages sending direct payments to many Americans. Now, a third stimulus is being debated. With the first
Throughout the pandemic, Congress has debated and passed financial aid packages aimed at helping struggling businesses survive. After the funds from the 2020 CARES Act were expended, the government moved
After the year we’ve all had, it’s about time for some good news. The housing market is set to be red-hot in 2021. That means increased values, inventory moving quickly,
A new year has arrived, and so have many new California laws which took effect on January 1. In order to comply with these laws, businesses both large and small
This past November, California voters approved Proposition 19, which is now set to revamp certain tax issues regarding home ownership. In particular, those who inherit real property in the state
As December comes to a close, we want to share some good news. A colleague of ours, Paul Hynes, took legal action and helped his elderly, widowed father recover more
Earlier this year, Congress passed the Payroll Protection Program as a part of the CARES Act aimed at COVID-19 relief. Businesses were able to apply for, and access, funds to
This past spring, when the Covid-19 pandemic began, both the federal and state governments issued various orders to help businesses stay afloat. However, some of these protections have now expired,
Over the last two years we have continued to keep you updated regarding the controversial court decision and subsequent California law that significantly restricts which workers can be classified as
What is Prop 15? Proposition 15 is a proposed amendment to the state constitution that is on the November 3 ballot. Currently, commercial property owners in California pay taxes based
It’s no secret that 2020 has been a scary, uncertain and confusing time. Given the new COVID world we live in, there is no time like the present to make
The intent of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (“FDCPA”), enacted in 1978, is to protect consumers from unfair or abusive debt collection tactics. The Act sets forth clear standards