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  • 2022
    • November
      • When are Employee Disclosures Protected by the California Whistleblower Protection Act?
      • Can a Court Reduce a Serial ADA Litigant’s Attorney’s Fees Award?
      • CCPA Employee and B2B Exemptions Expire January 1, 2023, Providing New Privacy Rights to Employees
    • October
      • What Do I Do If I Receive a Demand Letter from a Lawyer on Behalf of a Former Employee?
      • Can a Plaintiff Bring an Employment Lawsuit Where She’d Be Working Remotely When An Employer is Located Elsewhere?
    • September
      • Offsite and Outside-Of-Work Marijuana Use Now OK in California
      • Governor Newsom Signs New Fast Food Industry Law
      • California Court of Appeals Affirms Decision on Website Accommodations
    • August
      • California Supreme Court Rules on Treble Damages and Attorneys' Fees Available in Certain Fraud Cases Under Penal Code § 496
    • June
      • When Exactly Does an Employee Start Being an “Employee”?
      • What California Employers Need to Know About CALSAVERS and the June 30, 2022 Registration Deadline
    • May
      • What to Do If We Receive a Lawsuit Claiming Our Website Is Not Accessible and Violates the ADA or the Unruh Act?
      • Can Employees Bring a Lawsuit When Another Identical Suit is Pending?
    • April
      • Court Sanctions Attorney for Misuse of Anti-SLAPP
      • Ninth Circuit Says Union President Can’t Split Claims
    • March
      • When is an Employer Arbitration Agreement So Unfair that it is Unenforceable?
      • What’s the Proper Method for Presenting and Evaluating a Claim of Whistleblower Retaliation Under Labor Code Section 1102.5?
    • February
      • California’s COVID-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave Restored
      • Can a Judge Reduce an Employee’s Attorneys’ Fees Award to a Fraction of the Total When the Jury Determined He Only Prevailed on
    • January
      • 9th Circuit Says Shareholder Injured When California Requires or Encourages Discrimination Allowing a Challenge to Board Gender
      • What’s the Latest on Mask Mandates for LA Employers?
      • California Minimum Wage Increases for 2022
  • 2021
    • December
      • What are the Changes to California Employment Laws in 2022?
    • October
      • HA Suspends ETS Vaccine Enforcement with Fifth Circuit Decision
      • California Tightens “Non-Disparagement” Terms in Employment Settlement and Severance Agreements
      • What Does President Biden’s Vaccine Mandate Mean for California Employers?
    • September
      • Can You Sue Over Comments Made on Social Media?
      • Theft of Trade Secrets Results in $14M Judgment
    • August
      • In a Major Setback for California’s Gig Economy Law, Prop. 22 Ruled Unconstitutional
      • 2:1 Ratio of Punitive to Compensatory Damages Appropriate, California Court Says
    • July
      • Ninth Circuit Rules in Favor of Commodity Futures Trading Commission in Monex Fraud Case
      • Corporations Headquartered in California Need a Minimum Number of Females on Their Boards of Directors
      • Supreme Court Sides with Businesses Challenging California Labor Law
    • June
      • Cal/OSHA Revises COVID-19 ETS Regulations Effective Immediately
      • Don’t Rely on Policies Alone in a Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Claim Against Current or Former Employees
      • Cal/OSHA Proposes Revisions to the ETS
    • May
      • U.S. Supreme Court Says Act Doesn’t Authorize FTC to Recover Equitable Monetary Relief
    • April
      • Ninth Circuit Reverses Equal Pay Act Claim
      • California Supreme Court Rules Rounding Practices for Meal Times Illegal
    • March
      • How Will President Biden’s $1.9 Trillion Relief Plan Help California Businesses?
      • Bank Employee Harassed by Customer Allowed to Proceed With Sexual Harassment Claim
    • February
      • Is California Seeing Court Victories for COVID Business Interruption Claims?
    • January
      • Does a Commissions-Only Pay Structure Meet the Administrative Exemption’s Salary Basis Test?
      • Adequate Evidentiary Showing Needed to Bring Nonsignatory into Arbitration
      • Can an Injured Party Recover Secret Profits for Breach of Fiduciary Duty Without Proving Economic Damages?
  • 2020
    • December
      • New COVID-19 Emergency Regulation in Effect for California Employers Requires Detailed and Comprehensive COVID-19 Prevention Pro
      • California Business Owners Should Note Ninth Circuit Decision on California’s “Absurd Results” Canon
    • November
      • What Does the Passage of Proposition 22 Mean for California Employers?
    • October
      • Recent Developments in California Law: Restraint of Trade and California Business & Professions Code, § 16600
      • California Expands Family Leave Law to Apply to More Small Businesses
      • California Changes the Law Governing Independent Contractors Again!
    • September
      • California Supreme Court Expands Lenders’ Deficiency Rights
    • July
      • Has your Business Made All Applicable Minimum Wage Adjustments Yet?
      • Navigating the Americans with Disabilities Act During a Pandemic
    • June
      • As California’s Courts Reopen, Is Your Case Entitled to a Trial Preference?
    • May
      • Los Angeles County Clears The Way for Reopening of Retailers, Offices, Malls, and Manufacturing
      • Post-Coronavirus, Here’s How Commercial Tenants Can Leverage Their Lease in New Ways
      • Commercial Leases Go Back to Work: Landlord and Tenant Considerations for Restructuring Leases
      • New Rules Governing How Quickly California Communities Can Reopen Businesses
    • April
      • The Force (Majeure) Awakens
      • Update: Summary of Los Angeles and California Emergency Actions for Covid-19 Impacting Landlords and Tenants
      • What Covid-19 Means for Real Estate Agents and Brokers
    • March
      • Court of Appeal Deepens California Split Over Damages in Trusts and Estates Disputes
      • Impact of Coronavirus on Commercial Leases
      • $2 Trillion Relief Package for Americans and Businesses Which Includes Payroll Protection, Loan Forgiveness, Payment Deferment,
      • Litigation in the Time of the Coronavirus Pandemic?
      • H.R. 6201 “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” Signed Into Law: What This Means for Employers and Employees
      • Coronavirus/COVID-19 FAQ’s for California Employers
  • 2019
    • December
      • Employment Alert: New Laws for 2020
    • November
      • Case Alert: California Court of Appeals Clarifies Deadline to Bring Anti-SLAPP Motion to Amended Complaint
    • October
      • New California Law Prohibits Mandatory Employment Arbitration Agreements
      • Matthew Eanet to Speak at Los Angeles City Club Small Business Forum – October 29, 2019
    • September
      • Employment Alert: California Enacts Ab5: What This Means for Employers and Independent Contractors
      • Opinion in Red & White Distribution v. Osteroid Enterprises Gives Settling Litigants the Blues
    • August
      • Daily Journal Publishes Article by Matthew Eanet on Negotiating and Enforcing Term Sheets
    • July
      • Looking Back: Uncertainty Looms For Retroactive Application of Dynamex ABC Test
      • Forgot to Renew a Judgment After 10 Years? You May Be In Luck
    • May
      • No Signature, No Problem: Enforcement of Arbitration Agreements by and Against Nonsignatories
    • April
      • New Ruling For Religious Employers Limits "Ministerial Exception" to Wage and Hour Claims
    • March
      • Court of Appeal Weighs in on Real Estate Broker Duty to Inspect and Disclose
    • February
      • Court of Appeal Expands Attorney Disqualification Standards
    • January
      • A Strategic Approach to Purchasing Private Money Loans
      • The Perks of Waiving Management Fees in Limited Partnerships: A Win-Win
  • 2018
    • October
      • “Ya, Well Let Me See Her Quotes!” The Death of Quotes in Entertainment!
    • September
      • CrossFit and Reebok Settle Lawsuit Over Royalty Payments
    • August
      • Infographic on Los Angeles County Superior Court
      • Court of Appeal Affirms Eanet, PC Trial Victory
      • Eanet, PC Files Wage and Hour/Misclassification Class Action On Behalf of California Care Givers Against Mae Morgan Agency
      • Intellectual Property Lessons from Comic-Con 2018
    • July
      • Eanet, PC Sponsors Annual Crenshaw Manor Block Party
      • If You’re an Investor in a Start up and You Lose All Your Money, What Are Your Options?
    • June
      • California Employment Law Alert - June 2018
    • April
      • Risky Business: Messing with a Shareholder’s Interest in Stock of a Privately-Held Company
    • February
      • Two Eanet, PC Attorneys Named to California Superlawyers
    • January
      • Court of Appeal Says Complete and Final Agreement is Sort of Complete, Kind of Final, Maybe Neither.
      • 2018 Employment Law Alert for California Employers
  • 2017
    • December
      • Loan Renegotiation is "New Phase" in Lending Relationship, May be Considered in whether Lender Breached Duty of Care
      • Courts Of Appeal Give Yelp Arguments Re: Reviewer Anonymity One Star
    • May
      • California Court of Appeal Clarifies Good Faith Defense Against Fraudulent Transfer Claims
    • April
      • Another Unfavorable Appellate Court Ruling for Employers-Court Mandates Rest Periods for Commission Only Employees
    • March
      • California Court of Appeal Reinstates Real Estate Brokerage Commission Lawsuit
      • California: Directors of Insolvent Corporations Owe "Limited" Fiduciary Duties to Creditors
      • Shareholder Litigation to Obtain Corporate “Books and Records” to Value Company and Investigate Wrongdoing
  • 2016
    • December
      • Issue Spotter: In California, Sometimes Written Contracts Aren’t worth the Paper They’re Written On
      • California Supreme Court to Employers: No More On-Call Rest Periods
    • November
      • California Supreme Court Expands Fiduciary Duties Owed by Agents Associated with Dual Agents
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