Recent Blog Posts
Why You Must Be Proactive About Your License Defense Strategy
You’ve received a license complaint or you know that an investigation is underway. Either way, you’re likely panicking and trying to figure out what to do next. A lot depends on the circumstances of your complaint, the severity of the claims against you, and whether or not your license is generally in good standing…. Read More »
Does the End of a Business Partnership Mean the End of Your Business?
The end of a business partnership can be just as painful—and expensive—as a divorce. In the best-case scenario, both parties knew the arrangement was a temporary one and planned to part ways eventually. In many cases, though, the partnership fell apart in a way that fractured the personal relationship forever. However, terminating a business… Read More »
The Hearsay Rule in Administrative Proceedings
As a general rule, administrative proceedings “need not be conducted according to technical rules of evidence.” Still, common sense rules of evidence apply. For example, evidence must be relevant meaning it has a tendency in reason to prove or disprove any disputed fact that is of consequence to the determination of the action. (Ev…. Read More »
2024 Brings New Privacy Laws Protecting California Consumers
Being victimized by a corporation is life-changing. Victims of their fraudulent actions are often left injured, holding thousands of dollars in medical bills, and looking for compensation. Unfortunately, companies know their way out of these situations, and victims are often left with nothing. That’s why California, a state known for advocating for consumers’ rights,… Read More »
Lower Speed Limits in Long Beach—Legal Implications and Considerations
Accident rates in Southern California are higher than they’ve been in years, and authorities are doing what they can to protect drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. One measure that has started to roll out in Long Beach is lower speed limits across much of the city. Opinions on this are mixed, with pedestrians and… Read More »
Protecting Your Company From Wage and Hour Disputes in California
Wage and hour disputes can be financially devastating to a company in Southern California. California is well-known as one of the most worker-friendly states in the country, a fact that grants workers a wide range of rights. When you violate these rights or overstep, you risk putting your company in a serious legal situation…. Read More »
Investigative Sweep Seeks to Enforce California Consumer Privacy Act
Privacy is a top concern in today’s world. As quickly as security protocols are developed, hackers are looking for ways to bypass those protocols and access sensitive data. In many cases, hackers don’t have to worry about advanced security procedures; companies blatantly ignore security requirements and leave consumers’ data up for grabs. This is… Read More »
What You Need to Know About Chemical Hair Straightener Lawsuits
People go to great lengths to look a certain way, and ever-changing trends often push us to try new techniques and products to fit the right aesthetic. Chemical hair straighteners have long been popular among numerous populations, thanks to their ability to soften and straighten curly and wavy hair. However, a growing body of… Read More »
THE NATIONAL BLACK LAWYERS ANNOUNCES THE RE-SELECTION OF ROBIN PERRY AS AN NBL – TOP 100 LAWYER IN CALIFORNIA AFTER ONE YEAR
For Immediate Release: The National Black Lawyers is pleased to announce that Robin Perry of Law Offices of Robin D. Perry & Associates in Long Beach has been re-selected as a Top 100 Black Lawyer in the state of California after his first year as an exceptionally respected member. This honor is given to… Read More »
Common Residential Code Violations in California
California is the third-largest state in physical size and the largest in terms of population. With the hundreds of municipalities that make up this ever-growing state, there are bound to be differences when it comes to residential and commercial codes. It’s especially common to violate a local code unintentionally after moving from another state… Read More »
