Can the selection of a roommate give rise to a legal claim for discrimination? The Ninth Circuit recently weighed in.
Read MoreCan the selection of a roommate give rise to a legal claim for discrimination? The Ninth Circuit recently weighed in.
Read MoreHomeowners sued their lenders, creatively claiming that the lender had a separate duty to disclose to each of them the lender’s intent to defraud them on their loans.
Read MoreIn a prior blog, I briefly discussed relevant state law regarding the formation and operation of medical marijuana cooperatives and collectives, pursuant to the Compassionate Use Act (the Act), Medical Marijuana Program Act (the Program) and California Attorney General Aug. 2008 Guidelines. In response to the rampant proliferation of medical marijuana dispensaries (MMD’s), many cities [...]
Read MoreThe California attorneys at Reid and Hellyer are excited to announce the launch of their new blog: California Litigation Attorney Blog.
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