Fall 2014
Succession Planning
By: Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
New Limited Liability Company Rules
By: Robert S. Hawekotte, Esq.
California’s Whistleblower Law is Expanded
By: Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
SPRING 2014
Trade Secrets, Confidential Information and Employee Mobility
By: Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
Coordination of Indemnification Provisions With the Other Provisions in
a Contract
By: Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
Esate Plan or Modification to an Existing Plan
Special Employment Issue
Contractual Indemnification: Active or Passive Indemnitors
By Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
Reducing the Risk in Comparative Advertising
By Robert S. Hawekotte, Esq.
Construction Law Changes in 2012
By Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
Protection of Intellectual Property.
By Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
The First Task of a Board for the New Year is to Reassess Its Structure and Composition
By Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
Tips on Conducting an Investigation of a Harassment Claim.
By Robert S. Hawekotte, Esq.
FALL 2012
Changes in the Law Affecting Employers that May Require Action.
By Robert S. Hawekotte, Esq.
Other New Laws Affecting Employers.
By Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
SUMMER 2012
Make Sure Social Media Marketing Accounts Are Company Property
By Robert S. Hawekotte, Esq.
No One Ever Gets Credit for Anticipating and Preventing Problems
By Richard E. Blasco, Esq.
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