Should You Read Your Employees Email?

Michelle Patrick

16 April, 2021

Employees have a general expectation of privacy in the workplace. When it comes to work computers, employees often assume that it is their computer and anything they do on it, including sending and reading emails, is private. Employees are generally shoc...

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Workers’ Compensation and COVID-19

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 31 March, 2021

At the onset of the pandemic, most businesses decided to close their doors out of an abundance of caution to protect both staff and customers. As the weeks and months wor...

5 Ways a Lawyer Can Help Your Small Business

Susan R. Miller | 31 March, 2021

Whether you are preparing to launch your business, or you have been in business for a while, having a lawyer to advise you can be a smart investment of your time and mone...

Who Gets The House in A Divorce in California?

Kaylyn McKenna | 31 March, 2021

Going through a divorce is always difficult, but if you own a house together it can be even more complicated. Divorcing with shared property can bring up a lot of questio...

What to Do if Your Landlord Has a No Pet Policy but You...

Kaylyn McKenna | 31 March, 2021

Service animals are animals specifically trained to assist an individual with a disability. They provide a great degree or safety and independence to disabled people. Ser...

Can My Boss Make Me Get a COVID-19 Vaccine?

Michelle Patrick | 31 March, 2021

As COVID-19 vaccines become more readily available you may be wondering if your employer can force you to get a COVID-19 vaccine in order to return to work. ...

Restaurant Owners: Here's how to renegoitate your lease

Carrie Pallardy | 31 March, 2021

The restaurant business has been one of the hardest hit during the COVID-19 pandemic. State-wide shutdown orders, concerns over staff and customer safety and the continue...

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