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| BUSINESS OWNERS: GET IT IN WRITING If you’ve ever had the pleasurable experience of spending significant time with an attorney, you realize they absolutely love documents. Paper, whether it is an incriminating email introduced at trial, or a simple promissory note providing repayment terms, is a fixation for most lawyers. The reasons for this are fairly simple; people’s memories not only [...]  TRADEMARK AND PATENT ‘TROLLS’ DEMAND THEIR PRICE TO CROSS THE BRIDGE Those of you savvy with the internet may be familiar with the term “trolls”. It generally refers to individuals who post inflammatory or provocative messages online, often in an attempt to harass others. The term “patent troll” refers to an individual or company who buys and then enforces patents against an alleged “infringer”, usually in [...]  New Employment Law Changes for 2012 Last month, Governor Jerry Brown signed into law numerous new addendums and edits to the California Labor Code, effective beginning January 1, 2012 for any entities doing business in the state. We have provided below a brief summary of some of the key provisions of the new laws. Employers may wish to take note of [...]  New Rad|Kro Attorney We are pleased to announce the addition of a new attorney to our practice, Kristine Scribner. Kristine is a graduate of McGeorge School of Law and UC Davis. She is experienced in many areas of law including intellectual property, civil litigation, employment law, and business disputes and will serve as a great asset to our [...]  Who Usually Wins At Trial One issue that may not be discussed in the litigation context as often as it should be is: “who usually wins this kind of case… plaintiff or defendant?” Of course, this question is, by its very nature, broad and ill-defined. It fails to take into account that every case stands on its own and the [...]  CALGREEN v. LEED Since its inception in 1998, the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design system, more commonly known as LEED, has been held as the highest echelon of green building standards in the United States. For meeting any of LEED’s stringent environmental requirements in construction, a project is awarded LEED points on a 100 point scale. These [...]  |
