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10 Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Lawyer
When you’ve been injured, finding a good personal injury attorney can feel like a daunting task. This is especially
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General Contractors: Serve a Preliminary Notice or Lose Your Rights
A preliminary notice is essential to preserve the rights and remedies afforded to California contractors in disputes
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Resolution: Get Organized
Popular New Year’s resolutions for Americans don’t seem to change a whole lot through the years. You’ll often
Lindsay Volle
California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018
The California Constitution grants a right of privacy. And now, with the passing of AB 375, also known as the California
Anthony P. Fritz, Herrig & Vogt
Easements and Boundary Disputes in California
An easement is a right to use another person’s land for a specific purpose. A right of way easement gives the right
Anthony P. Fritz, Herrig & Vogt
Retention Payments & Prompt Payment Penalties
It is a standard practice in the construction industry for a project owner to pay its prime contractor (1) in installments
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Personal Injury Case Studies
A personal injury accident can have major short-term and long-term consequences. If you’ve been injured and
Trevor Hensley
California Child Support 101
As a separating parent, it is only natural to be interested in more information about the process and rules behind
Anthony P. Fritz
Michael Cohen Case Highlights Attorney-Client Privilege Issues
The FBI raid on Michael Cohen’s office, home and hotel room in April 2018, and the seizure of business records
Lindsay L. Volle
A Late Certificate of Merit in Professional Negligence Matters Could Cost You Your Case
A recent California case, Curtis Eng’g Corp. v. Superior Court, 16 Cal. App. 5th 542 (Cal. Ct. App. 2017), has provided
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