Pleasanton, CA
Business Lawyer at Pleasanton, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Employment & Labor, Real Estate
"How can I ask my older employees to retire?" This is a question that a lot of employers find themselves asking as their workforce ages but shows no signs of retiring. Age Discrimination in Employment...
See Full GuideA trade secret is any information that is unique and valuable to your business and that is not known to the general public. A trade secret is oftentimes a business’s "secret weapon," the thing that he...
See Full GuideAs a business owner who imports and exports a large amount of goods, you rely heavily on transportation and freight services. Furthermore, you place a great deal of trust in the companies that perform...
See Full GuideWe see it in movies all the time—a key employee is enticed away from his or her current position by a competitor who promises a bigger salary, better benefits package, and a cushier office. In return,...
See Full GuideToday’s women want it all: The career, the marriage, the house, and yes, the family. And they can have it all, with some juggling, multitasking, and super-human willpower. Pregnancy Discrimination Def...
See Full GuideThe national news is full of lawsuits involving companies and customers alleging product liability. Below is a sampling and also a few ideas on how to reduce or eliminate your product liability risk. ...
See Full GuideStarting a business is a new and exciting adventure, but it is also one that requires asking a lot of important questions and making a lot of important, often irrevocable decisions. One of those decis...
See Full GuideAs the economic outlook becomes more stable in the U.S., more and more corporate mergers are taking place, with 2015 seeing a record high of $5 trillion in deals (Harvard Law School Forum On Corporate...
See Full GuideMany companies hire independent contractors to do any number of tasks, from running weekly payroll to providing copywriting services. Contractor vs Employee Typically, independent contractors are a lo...
See Full GuideThe business judgment rule is an important aspect of business, and an essential instrument in a high-level executive’s toolbox. Corporate directors are required to make important business decisions on...
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