The coronavirus has disrupted the routines of many industries. While construction is considered an “essential” service, and industry by the majority of states in the US, some regions have put a halt on construction as the pandemic became rampant. Many cities in California have opted to allow construction of certain structures and facilities. If you […]
Housing Contract Terms to Consider During COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an unprecedented time of uncertainty, especially in terms of housing contracts. Unemployment rates have sky-rocketed, universities are moving their classes online and encouraging students to learn from home, and housing contracts are in the spotlight unlike ever before. In some states, including California, a moratorium on evictions has been […]
Employer Can’t Have It Both Ways Independent Contractors.
Defendant’s business arranges for transportation of cargo from the Long Beach and Los Angeles ports to warehouses, and plaintiffs are truck drivers. Prior to implementation of a clean air program at the ports in 2008, truck drivers generally owned their own trucks and worked as independent contractors. After the clean air program was implemented, older […]
One Trial Judge Cannot Overrule Another Trial Judge.
In a marital dissolution action, Judge #1 ruled an agreement was not enforceable. Judge #2 reconsidered the matter over three years later, on the court’s own motion, and ruled the agreement was enforceable. On appeal, the wife asserted Judge #2 erred in granting reconsideration of Judge #1’s ruling. In reversing, the Court of Appeal found […]
No Respondeat Superior For Acts Of Independent Contractor.
A production company hired a medical doctor as its performer’s personal physician for a concert tour. The performer died of acute intoxication by drug while under the doctor’s care. The performer’s family sued the production company for negligent hiring, retention and supervision of the doctor. The trial court granted summary adjudication for negligence and respondeat […]
Buffer Zone Outside Abortion Clinics Violates First Amendment.
Petitioners are individuals who approach and talk to women outside abortion clinics, attempting to dissuade them from obtaining abortions. In an effort to address clashes between abortion opponents and advocates of abortion rights, Massachusetts passed a law which makes it a crime to knowingly stand on a “public way or sidewalk within 35 feet of […]
His possible name is Tommy Rumph
Lacob and co owner Peter Guber, sitting courtside next to rapper Kanye West, have turned the franchise into a contender since they bought the team in 2010. General manager Bob Myers, the NBA Executive of the Year, has constructed a talented roster around Curry that has exceeded all expectations. And first year coach Kerr blended […]
What shouldn’t be forgotten is she did it with absolute
The actor who plays Bass recreates the moment when, about seven hours after the attacks, she at last able to reach her husband and say: I fine. 32 times we can finally get through the show without crying, said Bass, whose two children were just eight and nine at the time. So beautiful. Cheap Jerseys […]
No Unemployment Payments When Wages Earned As Independent Contractor.
Plaintiff is an attorney who left private practice in 2007 to work as a law clerk at the superior court. He lost his job at the superior court due to the economic recession and was unable to find employment either in the public or private sector. He filed a claim for unemployment benefits. His benefits commenced […]
But some baseball caps say nothing at all; the cap itself is a
(1950) and grandsons: Brian Larka (2007) and Ryan Craig (2009) and great grandson Aaron Harbard (2003) Lorraine will be forever remembered for her community minded approach to life: From long ago with Teen Club, from Cub Scouts, to Girl Guides, from Church suppers to Thrashing Bees, and her most recent passion the Pioneer Museum? Lorraine […]
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