Another new year means new laws As we enter the new decade, California legislators have graced California with a multitude of new laws. Below are some of the most important (or interesting) laws that took effect on January 1, 2020. SB 3: Minimum wage Another pay hike is on the way for minimum wage workers....
Do you need an attorney? Like any good attorney will tell you the answer is “maybe” or “it depends.” First, there are certain entities that must be represented by an attorney before the Court. Examples would be Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Trusts, and other similar entities. However, in most situations an individual is free to...
For reasons unknown or based on costs, places such as hospitals, doctor’s offices, schools, movie theaters and other places of public accommodation refuse to provide communication access to deaf or hard of hearing people. It is against the law for employers, hospitals, governments, and other entities to discriminate against you based on your hearing loss....
As a SCORE instructor I have seen first hand the value of the SCORE and their support system for small businesses and entrepreneurs. SCORE provides no- or low-cost business training and education online and in your community. If you are a small business owner or entrepreneurs you should take the time to visit SCORE and...
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Menifee Law Office | Menifee Lawyer is expanding After nearly five years in our present location we are expanding our office! We are almost doubling our square footage and constructing a better office experience for our clients. Once the construction is complete we will have more defined lobby, information center, conference room, and more office...
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Did you know that the Court just ruled that the Provision of the Song-Beverly Credit Card Act of 1971 prohibiting retailers from requesting or requiring personal identification information from a cardholder does not apply to online transactions?
