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CEQA Updates: New Housing Legislation to Have on Your Radar

CEQA Updates: New Housing Legislation to Have on Your Radar In another eventful year for California housing legislation, we’ve seen 40 bills introduced and 14 signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Many contain provisions affecting the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which requires public agencies to assess and disclose the environmental impact of their actions, informing … Continued

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Case Law

Case Law and Legislative Changes: What Lawyers Need to Know

Case Law and Legislative Changes: What Lawyers Need to Know California’s legal landscape is constantly evolving, with case law and legislative updates impacting a wide range of practice areas, from family law to consumer protection and beyond. For attorneys, staying current with these changes is crucial to providing effective representation and ensuring compliance with the … Continued

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Case Law

Advanced Case Law Research Techniques for Experienced Lawyers

Advanced Case Law Research Techniques for Experienced Lawyers Legal research forms the backbone of any successful litigation or transactional practice, and even the most seasoned attorneys must continually refine their research techniques to keep pace with an evolving legal landscape. Research tools like Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB)’s OnLAW® Pro are essential, allowing experienced … Continued

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Real Estate, Real Property

California’s Big Plans for Accessory Dwelling Units: What Lawyers Need to Know

California’s Big Plans for Accessory Dwelling Units: What Lawyers Need to Know Housing. Housing. Housing. That’s one of the dominant themes of legislation passed by the California Legislature in the past 12 months. It’s a focus of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration — for good reason. According to some estimates, California must build at least 3.5 … Continued

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Case Law, CEQA, Real Estate, Real Property

Real Estate Law: Significant Case Law for California Attorneys

Real Estate Law: Significant Case Law for California Attorneys Real estate law is a dynamic field, constantly shaped by case law. These decisions not only influence current legal practices but also offer valuable lessons for legal practitioners. From the intricacies of property easements to the complexities of zoning laws, understanding new rulings and landmark cases … Continued

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Case Law, CEQA, Real Property

Case Law Review: Significant Environmental Law Decisions

Case Law Review: Significant Environmental Law Decisions California has been a pioneer in environmental law and regulation, often setting precedents that influence policy across the United States. This article explores key environmental law cases in California, highlighting their implications on policy, regulation, and legal practice in the environmental sector. Environmental Defense Fund, Inc. v. East … Continued

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Case Law, Family Law

Family Law in Focus: Important Case Law Insights

Family Law in Focus: Important Case Law Insights This article delves into landmark family cases, highlighting their implications on critical concepts like property division, spousal support, and parental rights. By understanding these pivotal rulings, readers can gain insight into how family law has evolved and how it affects contemporary legal proceedings and personal circumstances in … Continued

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Litigation

Level Up Your Legal Research: Tips and Tricks for California Lawyers

Level Up Your Legal Research: Tips and Tricks for California Lawyers It’s a task that’s been part of your workflow since your career began, but when was the last time you fine-tuned your approach to legal research? Whether you’re a recent graduate or a seasoned attorney, chances are there’s room for improvement. The quality of … Continued

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Litigation, Resources

The Inconvenient Forum Conundrum: How to Dismiss or Stay a Lawsuit Filed in California

The Inconvenient Forum Conundrum: How to Dismiss or Stay a Lawsuit Filed in California California is convenient for many things: making wine, surfing waves, launching a startup — we could go on! But it’s not always a convenient forum for a lawsuit against your client. Where a case is heard can be as crucial as … Continued

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Case Law, Trusts and Estates

Trustees and Beneficiaries Beware

Trustees and Beneficiaries Beware: Think Twice Before Modifying an Irrevocable Trust By: Christina M. Chan Under section 6110(i)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code, a Chief Counsel Advice memorandum (“CCA”) is a term used to describe written advice or instruction issued by the Service or the Office of Chief Counsel to field offices concerning the IRS’ … Continued

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Case Law

Finding Out Your Client Is Not a U.S. Citizen, and What to Do Next

Finding Out Your Client Is Not a U.S. Citizen, and What to Do Next By: Theodore Ko What if a client rushes into your office and says they’ve only just learned they are not a U.S. citizen after living, working, and voting for the last 60 years in the United States? A recent case in … Continued

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Business Law, Case Law

The End of ‘Drip Pricing’ in California

Are Your Business Clients Ready for the End of ‘Drip Pricing’ in California Starting July 1 By: David Muellenhoff As of July 1, 2024, it will be unlawful for California businesses to advertise prices to consumers that do not include all mandatory fees or charges, exclusive of government-imposed taxes or fees such as shipping costs. … Continued

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