Pasadena, CA
Intellectual property Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Contracts & Agreements ... +2 more
Prices Increasing March 1 Over the past two decades, we have developed and refined a "soup-to-nuts" employee handbook and package of basic hire-to-fire forms and policies. Implementation of these for...
See Full GuideAnnual Employment Law Seminar Final Session is Friday, February 22 In a one-day session, employment law specialist Tim Bowles will cover the structure and span of current workplace law from a manageme...
See Full GuideModel Employee Handbook and Hire-to-Fire Forms Updated for 2019 On the notion that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, we are encouraging our clients to become well educated and to implem...
See Full GuideAnnual Employment Law Seminar Final Session is Friday, February 22. A SEMINAR NOT TO BE MISSED! In a one-day session, employment law specialist Tim Bowles will cover the structure and span of current ...
See Full GuideUnpaid Wages and Attempt to Evade Consequences Result in Seizure of Owners’ Assets Continuing to target restaurants and other industries under its Wage Theft Is a Crime program, the Division of Labor ...
See Full GuideMaster Employment Law Seminar for Managers: Session Upcoming Friday, January 18, 2019 2019 brings yet more significant changes in California workplace laws. Over a day-long session in mid-January and ...
See Full GuideAnnual Seminar for Employers Covering Employment Legal Essentials and New Workplace Laws for 2019 2019 brings yet more significant changes in California workplace laws. Over a day-long session in mid-...
See Full GuideConstruction Accidents Kill Two with Resulting Large Fines against the Employers Two recent Cal/OSHA cases underscore the need for effective safety measures, especially in hazardous conditions. Cal/OS...
See Full GuideAttend our Annual Employment Law Seminar In a one-day session offered in mid-January and again in February, employment law specialist Tim Bowles will cover the structure and span of current workplace ...
See Full GuideCalifornia Minimum Wage Rates for 2019 California minimum wage will increase to $12.00 per hour on January 1, 2019 for employers with 26 or more employees and $11.00 for smaller employers with 25 empl...
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