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Will We Finally Learn Whether COVID-19 Triggers Business Interruption Insurance Coverage?

Will We Finally Learn Whether COVID-19 Triggers Business Interruption Insurance Coverage?

by Scott Halberstadt | Jan 17, 2023 | Business Law, COVID-19 Updates, Employment - California, News

The California Supreme Court May Finally Weigh in on That Question. After almost two years of uncertainty, we may finally get clarification as to whether California businesses with business interruption insurance coverage can recover losses they suffered as a result...
Things Keep Getting Worse for Crypto as California Seeks to Revoke BlockFi’s Financing License

Things Keep Getting Worse for Crypto as California Seeks to Revoke BlockFi’s Financing License

by Scott Halberstadt | Jan 9, 2023 | News

The collapse of FTX Trading Ltd. has resulted in a ripple effect, resulting in a wave of failures of other cryptocurrency firms. The latest is BlockFi Lending, LLC. Having filed for bankruptcy and having had its lending license suspended by California’s Department of...
Can an Employer be Held Liable for an Employee’s Family Getting Sick? The Answer is, Shockingly, “Maybe”.

Can an Employer be Held Liable for an Employee’s Family Getting Sick? The Answer is, Shockingly, “Maybe”.

by Scott Halberstadt | Apr 27, 2022 | COVID-19 Updates, News

While employers generally understand that they owe a duty to maintain the safety of their employees while those employees are in the scope of their employment, can an employer be responsible for the health, welfare and safety of an employee’s family?  As a result of...
General Contractors: The Payment Provisions in Your Subcontracts May Have Just Been Determined to be Unenforceable

General Contractors: The Payment Provisions in Your Subcontracts May Have Just Been Determined to be Unenforceable

by Scott Halberstadt | May 12, 2020 | Construction Law - California, News

While it has been more than twenty years since the California Supreme Court determined, in Wm. R. Clarke Corp. v. Safeco Ins. Co., that “pay-if-paid” provisions in subcontracts were unenforceable, following a recent decision from the Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate...
Business Interruption Claims Resulting from COVID-19 Closures

Business Interruption Claims Resulting from COVID-19 Closures

by Scott Halberstadt | Apr 10, 2020 | Business Law, COVID-19 Updates, News

In order to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, state, county and city governments have issued various orders requiring the closing of “nonessential” businesses.  These closures have had a substantive, negative effect upon businesses throughout the country. ...
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