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What is Workplace Sexual Harassment Under California Law?
Sexual harassment has become a common problem faced by US employees, so much so that NPR reports that as many as 38% of women have been sexually
The Role of Expert Witnesses in Business Litigation Cases
Curious on the importance of having an expert witness during business litigation trials? See, when it comes to your business, you know as well as
How to Conduct an Investigation in the Workplace & What Happens After a Workplace Investigation
When an incident such as sexual harassment or discrimination is reported in your workplace, the consequences can affect your business in a number of ways.
How to Create a Strong Employment Contract for Your Business
Many businesses across the country rely on certain trade secrets to ensure that they remain profitable and in order to stay one step ahead of
What is Real Estate Law?
Owning and managing property may sound straightforward, but there are a lot of complications that can arise in real estate law if you buy, sell,
What is Employment Law and How Does it Affect a Business?
You might think your business only needs a lawyer to help you write contracts, or in extreme cases resolve fraud or partnership disputes. While lawyers
