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Governor Newsom mandated the “Stay At Home” order across the state on March 19, 2020, mandating that California state residents remain in their homes, except to fulfill “essential” needs. On March 21, ...

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 prohibits discrimination based on disability. Businesses and organizations with public services or spaces must provide accommodations and equal access ...

In November, California officials announced that taxes for cannabis excise and cultivation will increase next year. The excise tax will increase from 60% to 80% on New Year’s Day, while cultivation ...

The rapid spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused significant disruption to our personal lives, professional lives, and business operations across California and the world. Many individuals ...

We’ve all had complaints with our employers from time to time. But sometimes a simple employee frustration can boil over into a serious legal complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ...

There are few things more exciting than venturing out on your own and starting a new home business, and at the end of the year, people tend to start thinking about their futures even more than usual. ...

Although often confused with a business partnership, a joint venture agreement looks very different. Unlike a partnership, your joint business venture will allow both parties to maintain a distinct ...

One bewildering contradiction in the U.S. marijuana industry is the fact that cannabis is legal in some states but federally prohibited in all areas. Fortunately, the Justice Department has adopted a ...

In November, California officials announced that taxes for cannabis excise and cultivation will increase next year. The excise tax will increase from 60% to 80% on New Year’s Day, while cultivation ...

According to data from the Seattle-based cannabis analytics firm Headset , recreational cannabis products increased by a range of 11% to 53% in 2018 during the pre-Christmas week when compared to ...

The former manager of a Chipotle Mexican Grill in Fresno, who was accused of stealing over $600 dollars, was awarded nearly $8 million dollars by a California jury for wrongful termination. In 2015, ...

Your local planning department has established zones for mom and pop shops (commercial zones), large factories (industrial zones) and homes (residential zones). While certain local zoning ordinances ...