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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California will become the first state to write into law much of the national mortgage settlement negotiated this year with the nation's top five banks, and expand it to all mortgages, under wide-ranging legislation approved by state lawmakers on Monday.
Majority Democrats sent the homeowner protection package to Gov. Jerry Brown despite opposition from business and lending organizations and most Republican legislators.
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As anticipated, today the California Supreme Court in Brinker v. Superior Court issued a far ranging decision that clarifies the standards for meal an...
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In his first legislative season, California Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law 22 employment-related bills. All but one go into effect on Januar...
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ARLINGTON, Va., Dec. 21, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- BNA today announced their latest product release, California Law Enforcement Officer Resource Center. Designed to support busy law enforcement officers in California, this continually updated service makes it easier than ever for these professionals to pinpoint the relevant details impacting their work. Available via laptop or desktop computer, smartphone, MDT, or tablet device, the resource center delivers content-rich service to provide access to more of the targeted, pertinent information necessary for law enforcement officers.
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NASA Employees' Privacy Was Not Invaded By Background Check
NASA v. Nelson, 562 U.S. ___, 131 S. Ct. 746 (2011)
Twenty-eight contract employees of...
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In his first legislative season, California Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law 22 employment-related bills. All but one go into effect on Januar...
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With the new year comes a host of changes to laws impacting the construction industry in California. Addressed below are some of the most important ne...
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A number of significant changes to California construction statutes take effect over the next year. The first group of changes caps the amount of rete...
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Medical Group Partner Could Proceed With FEHA Retaliation Claim
Fitzsimons v. California Emergency Physicians Med. Group, 205 Cal. App. 4th 1423 (20...
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SAN FRANCISCO - A federal appeals court on Friday put the brakes on a first-of-its-kind California law that bans therapy aimed at turning gay minors straight.
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued an emergency order putting the law on hold until the court can hear full arguments on the measure's constitutionality. The law was set to take effect Jan. 1.