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Prenups: Why You Need One, Even If You Think You Don’t

Prenups: Why You Need One, Even If You Think You Don’t

by Shayda Nassirian | Jun 3, 2022 | Family Law, Family Law - California

Here’s a hot take: prenuptial agreements are an undervalued and underestimated tool that can actually increase the likelihood of a happy and successful marriage. Most people tend to think prenups are unromantic, and in a sense they are not wrong. Planning for the...
The Fair Use Doctrine as a Defense Against Copyright Infringement Claims

The Fair Use Doctrine as a Defense Against Copyright Infringement Claims

by Dima Hanna | Apr 13, 2022 | Intellectual Property, News

The right to copyright protection is outlined in the U.S. Constitution to protect the rights of those who produce content; however also embedded in the Constitution is the idea that the “progress of science and useful arts” must be promoted.  U.S. Const. Art. I, § 8,...

In the Age of COVID…Vaccinations are a Contentious Legal Custody Issue

by Tenny Amin | Jan 22, 2021 | COVID-19 Updates, Family Law - California, News

As family law attorneys, we commonly litigate custody cases involving issues such as visitation and support. In recent years, we have noticed a new issue on the rise with regard to custody issues: Legal battles involving the immunization of children. In California,...
Consider Mediating Your Dispute

Consider Mediating Your Dispute

by Kate Vescera | Oct 22, 2020 | Business Law, Employment - California, News

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, the waiting time for a case to come to trial was often well over a year.  Due to the pandemic, that waiting time has gotten even longer.  Many courts have been essentially closed for months, with some still not being fully open yet....
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...
January 2020 Family Law Corner – Riddle Me This: A Review of In re Marriage of Riddle and When to Argue For/Against Multi-Year Averaged Income for Child & Spousal Support

January 2020 Family Law Corner – Riddle Me This: A Review of In re Marriage of Riddle and When to Argue For/Against Multi-Year Averaged Income for Child & Spousal Support

by Tenny Amin | Feb 3, 2020 | Family Law - California, News

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