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If your business has a website, you have probably heard about the wave of privacy lawsuits targeting everyday tools like Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel, chat widgets, and session recording software. Many of these claims relied on a strange idea. They argued that a California law written to regulate police surveillance of phone lines also...

If you own a business with someone else, you already have a plan for what happens when one of you leaves. You may have written it yourselves in your operating agreement or shareholder agreement. If you didn’t, California wrote one for you, and in my experience it is rarely the plan either side would have...

If you have ever signed an employment agreement in California, there is a good chance it had a non-compete clause buried in it. And if you are like most people, you either signed it without reading it closely or assumed it was just standard language that did not matter much. Here is the thing: California...

Real estate joint ventures (“JV”) are how developers, investors, and operators pool capital and expertise to acquire, develop, or reposition properties that none of them could efficiently pursue alone. One partner might bring the land or the deal. Another brings the equity. A third brings the operational experience. On paper, it works. In practice, the...