In great news, last week, a California Court of Appeals held in Bolger v. Amazon.com, Inc., that, under California law, Amazon can be held strictly liable for dangerously defective products sold by third parties on Amazon.com and “Fulfilled by Amazon.” This decision means that Amazon…
As the country watched coronavirus cases spiking this spring, family law attorneys were watching another spike – in people wanting to file for divorce.
Thousands of businesses across the country have been denied insurance claims for “business interruption” after shuttering their offices, restaurants and service establishments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many of those
A group of parents are suing the social media app TikTok, claiming it is illegally collecting and sharing identification information and sending it to China.
Employees who spew the F-bomb, make sexually unacceptable remarks or racist comments at work – even involving union activities – will no longer enjoy the same protections under the National Labor Relations Act they once did.
The use of email fraud has become so rampant that two years ago the Securities and Exchange Commission issued guidance saying if a public company doesn’t guard against phishing
