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New Requirement in Commercial Leases Effective July 1

New Requirement in Commercial Leases Effective July 1

As of July 1,2013, all commercial leases must include a provision indicating whether the leased premises have been inspected by...

Another Case on Unconscionability

Another Case on Unconscionability

In previous blogs we’ve reported on what makes a boilerplate agreement unenforceable. Recently another appellate court weighed in in another...

When Are Boilerplate Unfair And One-Sided Provisions In Consumer Agreements Unenforceable?

When Are Boilerplate Unfair And One-Sided Provisions In Consumer Agreements Unenforceable?

This question was answered in a recent case decided by the court of appeals. When clauses are so one sided...

Another Bad Employee Compensation Idea: Paying Exempt Employees By The Hour, With No Minimum Guarantees

Another Bad Employee Compensation Idea: Paying Exempt Employees By The Hour, With No Minimum Guarantees

Is it a good idea to compensate an employee based solely on the number of hours worked, with no guaranteed...

Another Case Just Came Down Involving The Issues Of When A Contract Is Unconscionable

Another Case Just Came Down Involving The Issues Of When A Contract Is Unconscionable

An employee sued her employer for sexual harassment and other claims. The employer sought to compel arbitration pursuant to the...

Mixed Motive Terminations: After A California Supreme Court Ruling, An Employer’s Potential Liability Is Still In the Mix

Mixed Motive Terminations: After A California Supreme Court Ruling, An Employer’s Potential Liability Is Still In the Mix

California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act prohibits an employer from taking an adverse employment action against a person because of...