Domestic Violence and Divorce

Douglas Parker

12 October, 2021

California Penal Code 13700 defines domestic violence as a form of abuse committed against an intimate partner, consisting of the use of physical force against an intimate partner. It can also consist of non-physical forms of abuse such as thr...

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How a lawyer can help if your customer database is hack...

Carrie Pallardy | 30 April, 2021

High-profile data breaches regularly make the headlines. Companies like Equifax, LinkedIn and Adobe have suffered major cybersecurity incidents leading to the breach of d...

How to Sue in California Small Claims

Camila Lopez | 28 April, 2021

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What to do if Your Healthcare Provider Won’t Give You...

Susan R. Miller | 22 April, 2021

There are many reasons you may want to get your hands on your medical records. It could be that you want to share it with another healthcare provider, or perhaps you want...

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