Month: February 2015

Laying out a financial plan can be daunting, and the overwhelming nature of financial planning can convince many people, not to do it. However, the reality is that those who commit to a plan are around twenty percent more successful at improving their financial...

Are you enjoying the falling prices at the pump? Prices may be set to rise as California moves to place more restrictions on carbon emissions. California has a cap and trade program in effect that has numerous restrictions on carbon emissions but as of January 1,...

Tech is powering the Silicon Valley's economic recovery, but a lack of educated workers may be bottlenecking that recovery. This could be a devastating problem for the region as tech related businesses compose over thirty-three percent of the financial power of the...

Construction projects are becoming increasingly complex and as such multiple companies are used to perform single projects. Often, a large construction company will be the primary contractor on a project but hire a variety of specialized subcontractors. However, the...

Kaiser may again be violating the rights of its mental health patients. In 2013, the California Department of Managed Health Care found that Kaiser was intentionally understaffing its psychiatry department. That finding led to a $4 million fine that the health care...

Banks are trying to make it harder for hackers to get into mobile banking accounts, yet that does not mean your bank account is any safer. Hackers are always trying to find another way around restrictions that may be easier. For 2015, our lawyers fear that hackers...

The 2015 Consumer Electronics Show begins, and we can expect to see gadgets that connect reality with technology. You can be sure that virtual reality, home automation, and tech-laden cars will all be on display. Virtual reality headsets and other wearable technology...

Currently, California environmental and business law allows California farmers and businesses to drill an unlimited number of wells in the state. However, a tragedy of the commons is playing out as the water table across California continues to drop.California's...