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Under 47 U.S. Code § 605 any person or entity engaged in the unauthorized interception, reception or divulging of communications is subject to civil and criminal penalties. With the proliferation of data breaches and cyber-attacks, businesses in California need to...
The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act (Proposition 65) is an important piece of legislation that was passed in California in 1986. It requires businesses to provide warnings for products containing chemicals known to cause cancer, congenital disabilities...
Running a small business in California is difficult enough on its own; add sustainability to the mix, and things can get much more complicated. The continuing worldwide concern over climate change is forcing firms, either large or small, to strive to adopt and...
Most of our local corporations are in business to provide products and services that improve the lives of Californians in some way. However, there can be unintended consequences when industrial concerns adversely impact public health and safety. Such is the case with...
California is a state that is known for fighting environmental injustices. PFAS are among the most hazardous chemicals around, but they are still being used in many consumer goods. It’s crucial to know what they are and how they can affect people and the environment....
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sets rules that restrict the release of toxic gases from vehicles into the air. These rules and regulations are enforced on all vehicles that exist to restrict air pollution and global warming. To restrict the authority...
Certain contractors who work on older houses are required to obtain lead abatement paint certifications. Lead abatement is the procedure of removing lead-based paint from homes and buildings in California. A certification training course is required to perform or...
When you're looking to set up a business with one or more people, a partnership is one of your options in business structures. You would typically pay taxes as individual income, and you would share liability with your partners for the business. There are several...
A California business cannot survive if it runs into severe financial troubles. One way to reduce potential financial risks involves establishing a loss-prevention strategy. Such steps may entail reducing or eliminating liabilities resulting in a lawsuit....
Usually, avoiding litigation saves your business time and money. In some situations, however, a business finds that it needs to take someone to court to protect itself. A damaged reputation could cost far more than the legal costs. Proof of damage to your business...