A Legal Expert Should Be Reviewing Your Businesses Documents and Agreements
Here’s Four Really Good Reasons
Many businesses
don’t often hire independent counsel to review their business documents. The
documents in question can range from a simple sales contract between your
company and a new client, to a commercial space lease for a new location, to a
complex asset sale agreement to sell or purchase an asset, prod…
Will a T-Mobile/Sprint business merger get approved?
Two major U.S. wireless carriers are reportedly almost ready to submit a proposed agreement to antitrust regulators for approval. This mega business merger between T-Mobile and Sprint is projected to draw negative comments from the current presidential administration as the antitrust regulators adamantly expressed disapproval of proposed AT&…
Three Labor Laws Every Employer Needs to Know
With unemployment rates hitting record-breaking lows and startups growing all around the Bay Area, companies in the Silicon Valley can’t fill roles fast enough. Whether you are planning to grow your team or hiring for the first time, our labor and employment attorney is an expert on the ever-changing laws. Here are three new employment laws to co…
2019 New Sexual Harassment Laws
Beginning January 1, 2019, the California legislature adopted several laws in the workplace with regards to sexual harassment claims against employers. These laws will impact any employee claims that have not reached resolution, even though the cause of action, claim or lawsuit may have arisen prior to the implementation of the new laws. Staying…
New Supreme Court Ruling Impacts Companies with Independent Contractors
Companies desire to hire independent contractors rather than employees to save money on overtime pay, payroll taxes, and unemployment and worker’s compensation insurance, just to name a few benefits. But are companies taking advantage by misclassifying workers? Ride sharing and food delivery are a few of the big industries that retain indep…
Business Dissolution To Come For Flash Memory Technology Moguls
On behalf of The Law Office of Lynnette Ariathurai, A Professional Corporationposted in Sales & Dissolutions on Tuesday, January 23, 2018.
NAND technology is a type of memory or storage system that does not require power to retain data as opposed to random access memory, wherein all data is lost upon computer shutdown. For y…
Contract Dispute May Render Group Of Elderly People Homeless
On behalf of The Law Office of Lynnette Ariathurai, A Professional Corporation posted in Contract Disputes on Thursday, January 18, 2018.
A group of families in another state are highly concerned about a contentious battle that remains ongoing between a Medicaid insurance provider and an assisted living and care facility. The situation involve…
Quick Action And Negotiation May Solve Contract Dispute, Early On
On behalf of The Law Office of Lynnette Ariathurai, A Professional Corporationposted in Contract Disputes on Thursday, October 26, 2017.
Many people in California enjoy traveling by bicycle. In fact, San Francisco is a prime location for businesses catering to bicyclists, such as Ford GoBike, a bike sharing program that allows t…
Attorneys Know How To Word Things To Avoid A Contract Dispute
On behalf of The Law Office of Lynnette Ariathurai, A Professional Corporation posted in Contract Disputes on Tuesday, June 13, 2017.
Business people in California and throughout the nation often enter written agreements with one or more parties to secure services, employment and/or other commercial transactions. When a con…
Aggressive Representation May Help Resolve Contract Disputes
On behalf of The Law Office of Lynnette Ariathurai, A Professional Corporation posted in Contract Disputes on Tuesday, June 6, 2017.
Successful California business owners may relate to a recent disagreement that iPhone maker, Apple had with Finnish company, Nokia. The contract dispute has reportedly ended, but not without a…