Social Media Content is Discoverable
Generally, there is no privacy protections carved out in California for social media posts. A party may “obtain discovery regarding any non-privileged matter that is relevant t
California Eviction Moratorium Extended to September 30, 2021 Under AB 832
On June 28, 2021, Governor Newsom signed legislation to extend the California eviction moratorium through September 30, 2021. As part of California’s COVID-19 relief plan, money
What Your Family Law Lawyer Can and Cannot do for You
WHAT YOUR FAMILY LAW LAWYER CAN AND SHOULD DO FOR YOU Explain the law: Your family law lawyer should explain the processes, and procedures regarding your case so that you are comfo
Bankruptcy FAQs
When we sit down with a new client to discuss their bankruptcy options, we are frequently asked the same questions. Below are a few Bankruptcy FAQs. Where do I file my bankruptcy
Things to know Before Entering a Home Improvement Contract
Spring is coming and many homeowners are considering those long-delayed home improvement projects. For uninitiated homeowners, not all contractors are the same and price should n
Some Human Resources Professionals are Now Deemed Mandated Reporters for Child Abuse Under New California Law
Pursuant to the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Law, certain individuals are designated “mandated reporters” and are required to make a formal report of suspected
Proposition 22’s Impact on Rideshare Drivers: Employees vs. Independent Contractors?
Rideshare companies challenged California Law with whether it’s drivers were independent contractors or employees. When it comes to hiring it is important for employers to de
Community Spotlight – Sarah Ornelas
Borton Petrini’s Community Spotlight – United Samaritans Foundation Partner Sarah Ornelas, of our Modesto office, first volunteered with the United Samaritans Foundatio
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Anyone who has taken on the responsibility to administer a trust estate learns that the administration of the Trust may subject them to liability. There are many pitfalls that an u
Real Estate FAQ
Real Estate FAQ Q: Do I always have to go to court to clear up a question of title to property? A: Not always, but as with virtually all legal