Business Litigation
Why You Shouldn’t Edit or Negotiate Your Own NDA in California
You built your business from the ground up. You’ve put in the years, the capital, and the late nights to create something valuable. But if you’re relying on a non-disclosure agreement...
Bulletproof Your Business
Protecting Your Interests in a Litigious Market A well-crafted blog post, a detailed product description, or an insightful white paper can establish your company as...
Are Non-Compete Agreements Enforceable in California? What Employers Must Know in 2026
California business owners face a critical challenge when structuring employment contracts. While non-compete agreements remain standard practice across most states, California maintains one of the...
Defending Your Business from Patent Infringement Claims
A patent infringement claim can strike at the heart of a business’s innovation, operations, and long-term strategy. Whether your company develops technology, manufactures products, or...
Resolving Business Disputes with the Help of a Skilled Lawyer: Your Guide to Navigating Legal Challenges
Navigating legal challenges in the business world can be a daunting task. Disputes can arise over contracts, intellectual property, liability claims, or a myriad of...
When Your Business Partner Takes Too Much Money Out of the Business: Your Legal Rights in California
When you suspect your business partner is taking excessive distributions from your California company, you're facing more than just a financial dispute. You're confronting a...
Breach of Fiduciary Duty: What It Is and How Business Owners Can Prove It
A breach of fiduciary duty under California law is a failure by a person or entity to act in the best interests of a business...
Common Examples of Shareholder Derivative Suits — And When They Are Most Likely to Succeed
A shareholder derivative suit is a lawsuit brought by a shareholder on behalf of the corporation against directors, officers, or other insiders who have harmed...
What Rights Do Small Business Owners Have if There Is a Contract Breach?
In California, small business owners have the right to enforce the terms of a valid agreement through the civil court system. Depending on the specifics...