Aug 1, 2020
“Force Majeure” occurs when an emergency that is unforeseeable at the time of the contract makes the performance of the contract objectively impossible. Sometimes, a contract contains the Force Majeure clause (“FMC”). Literally “force majeure” translates from French... Jun 15, 2020
Many employees will work for multiple different companies in their lifetime. Sometimes that might even be within the same industry for a competitor of the previous employers. For instance, Jane may be a cook for McDonalds, learning the skills and secrets associated... Jun 7, 2020
What is Foreclosure? When buying a home or refinancing during the ownership of the home, a homeowner may take a loan or mortgage out from a lender in order to help pay for the home. However, when the necessary payments on the mortgage aren’t made on time, a lender can... Jun 7, 2020
Selling a home can be a very stressful process for homeowners. This can especially be the case when the buyer unexpectedly backs out of the sale after the contract has been formed but before closing on the property. California law provides legal protections for... May 15, 2020
Construction fraud is an extremely common problem for many San Diegans. Unfortunately, there are many people out there posing as contractors who in fact fail to be licensed. These unlicensed contractors may be misrepresenting their license qualification or simply... 
Mar 17, 2020
In light of the recent health risks in southern California, there has been a shocking increase in supply and demand for basic household essentials. However, there are rules set forth to protect Californians from price gouging of a range of basic goods and services in... This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.AcceptReject Read More Privacy & Cookies Policy
