Whether you are buying a new business, hiring a worker, or securing professional services, contracts are crucial. Some contracts are simple and straightforward, while others are far more complex. Regardless of their purpose or complexity, most contracts should have a...
Month: January 2021
Employment contracts can clarify a business’s expectations
As a business owner, you understand how vitally important contracts are to the success of your company. This understanding should extend to your employees. Tailoring employment contracts to fit your employees' various roles can help shield your business from potential...
When can I pursue a trade libel or commercial disparagement case?
If your business has recently suffered from trade libel or commercial disparagement, rest assured that California law provides recourse whereby you may seek compensation for lost profits. Understanding state trade libel laws and case law may help you know whether you...
When could an acquisition become unlawful?
Mergers and acquisitions are common business transactions. Whether purchasing another company is a means to diversify product offerings or scale internationally – or both – some approaches to corporate growth may incite legal action. An acquisition can provide...
New Case Update: San Joaquin Regional Transit District v. Superior Court & Menges v. Department of Transportation
Two important cases were published in December 2020 by the California Court of Appeal that have particular relevance to BDG Law Group’s public entity clients. The first case, entitled San Joaquin Regional Transit District v. Superior Court (DSS-2731 Myrtle) et al.,...
