The Benefits and Perils of Hiring from Competitors
By Scott J. Ivy Lang, Richert and Patch Regardless of the industry, almost every business has been faced with an increasingly common dilemma. Your star salesperson or employee, to whom you have...
View ArticleAre You In Compliance With The New California Foreclosure Laws?
In an effort to “help even more Californians keep the American Dream of homeownership alive,” Governor Schwarzenegger signed SB 1137 into law on July 8, 2008. Taking full effect on September 6, 2008,...
View ArticleA Trend Toward Harmonizing Reasonable Accommodation and Interactive Process...
Nadaf-Rahrov v. Neiman Marcus Group, Inc., et al.: A Trend Toward Harmonizing Reasonable Accommodation and Interactive Process Claims Under the FEHA and ADA? The Court of Appeal for the First Appellate...
View ArticleFresno Attorneys receive 2010 Super Lawyer and Rising Star Honors
Lang, Richert & Patch is proud to recognize its 2010 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. Every year, the San Francisco publication, Law and Politics puts together a listing of outstanding lawyers in...
View ArticleIssues in Enforcing California Dairy Cattle Supply Liens
by René Lastreto II1 I. Introduction The Dairy Cattle Supply Lien law in California provides for a statutory lien know as a “Dairy Cattle Supply Lien” in favor of those who provide feed or material (a...
View ArticleProducer’s Liens: Enforcement Issues
by René Lastreto II1 I. Nature of the Lien The Producer’s Lien is a California statutory lien. The lien is upon “any farm product” and upon all processed or manufactured forms of such farm product...
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