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September 6, 2014 By Alex Vassar Leave a Comment

Constitutional Offices Line of Succession (September 2014)

I was going through the old research and decided to update part of it and provide it here; the current line of succession for each of California’s constitutional offices. First, a word of explanation; there are several ways to make it onto this list. Because of this, and to keep things clear, the names have […]

Filed Under: California law, Constitutional Officers, Current Research, JoinCalifornia, Top Stories Tagged With: Alan Lafaso, Bill Bagley, Chris Garland, Collin Wong-Martinusen, Dave Stirling, Earl Smittcamp, Evan L. Goldberge, James M. Humes, Joel Angeles, Mike Gipson, Richard Zeiger, Sean Wallentine, Steve Coony

December 12, 2013 By Alex Vassar Leave a Comment

SB 1186 Isn’t Working – Real ADA Reform is Needed

SB 1186 was a widely publicized effort by the California Legislature to rein in Americans with Disability Act (“ADA”) lawsuit abuse in 2012. ADA lawsuit abuse has been the scourge of small business owners throughout California for many years. Businesses in the Sacramento area have been especially hard-hit. Professional litigants such as Scott Johnson file […]

Filed Under: California law, Legislation, Top Stories

October 6, 2013 By rick Leave a Comment

Wage & Hour Litigation Just Became More Unfair for California Employers

The California Legislature recently passed, and the Governor enacted, Senate Bill 462 by Senator Bill Monning (D-Carmel) which disrupts the two-way street of fee shifting in wage and hour litigation. SB 462 amends section 218.5 of the California Labor Code to preclude an employer from asking a court to award its reasonable attorney’s fees when it […]

Filed Under: California law, Current Research, Editorial, State Senate, Top Stories

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