What is the definition of a whistleblower?

You need to be more specific. A whistleblower is a person who exposes any kind of information or activity that is deemed illegal, unethical, or not...

The basic rule of tips is that they belong to employees, not the employer. Employees can't be required to give their tips or any part of them to...

Any changes (of a material nature) directly reflect upon the credibility of your testimony at trial with respect to the issue that was discussed at...

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Is this legal in california? I have passed every time btw. What can i do? Im uncomfortable with this.

Here is a lengthy memo. I did a while back: Federal law places few limits on employer drug testing. California is one of the few states with a...

Personally I would not object based on relevancy alone unless the request is not REASONABLY calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible...

What is the difference between "gift by inheritance" and "gift by compensation"?

You should consult with a tax attorney as well as a Business attorney regarding stock transfers. However, generally with a gift, the giver (not the...

Can I include my overseas property if a make a will in California? or should I make one in each country?

You should include overseas real property in a Living Trust which is written in CA. This is quite common and avoids the necessity of probate. When...

What can he legally do?

Allowing employees to use toilet facilities during working hours does not meet the employer's obligation to provide rest periods as required by...

Unpaid wage and waiting time penalty

Question is a bit vague, but I hope this helps: An employee may receive up to 30 days of wages for late payment of wages. For example, if an...

Profit distribution in LLC/S corp

Here is an article you may find helpful. I would consult with your accountant when addressing tax needs as well. The short answer is that profits...