Recent Blog Posts
When a Bookkeeper Goes Rogue: How Small Business Owners Can Protect Themselves From Internal Fraud
As a business owner, you deserve to have a team you trust. When a bookkeeper uses their access to your business’s funds to defraud you, it’s not just a financial loss—it’s betrayal and the loss of confidence in your team. Furthermore, a bookkeeper’s rogue actions can put your business at risk of penalties and… Read More »
$1.8 Million Embezzlement Scheme: What Happens When Trusted Agents Betray
It’s fair to assume that licensed insurance agents are among the most trustworthy professionals you can find in the financial sector. They are required to go through extensive training and testing, abide by strict limitations on what they can and cannot promise, and must act in your and your family’s best interests. However, if… Read More »
When Police Target the Press: LAPD Under Fire in Lawsuit for Violence Against Journalists
Journalism is a crucial industry, providing up-to-date news to residents throughout the country. It’s so important, in fact, that its freedoms are outlined in the First Amendment. However, a recent lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department alleges that they have intentionally made journalists unsafe. During challenging times like these, it is crucial that… Read More »
Community Safety, Local Trends, and Resources in Carson, San Pedro, and Long Beach
Each year, the communities of South Bay look at crime rates, accident rates, and other measurements of safety. These numbers give us a starting point for the year to come—a way to figure out where we’re falling short, where to invest more, and where we are thriving. If you live in Carson, San Pedro,… Read More »
Lakewood Softball League vs. Cops: When Injured by Law Enforcement During a Public Event
Community events like softball games, neighborhood barbecues, and block parties build connections. That’s what makes them a mainstay of life in Southern California. These events, common in tight-knit communities like Lakewood, give residents places to bring their kids, cheer for neighbors, and make memories. But when law enforcement gets involved, it’s all too easy… Read More »
Waymo Accident Statistics 2025
Just a couple decades ago, we talked about the day that cars would drive themselves and the roads would be a quiet, well-run collection of autonomous vehicles carefully avoiding each other. We’re now in 2025, and although self-driving vehicles are growing in popularity and accessibility, they aren’t exactly quiet and problem-free. In fact, self-driving… Read More »
Public Intoxication Vs. Public Endangerment: Local Ordinance Defense Tactics
Summer festivals, bonfires on the beach, and boardwalk parties can get rowdy very quickly. They come with crowds, celebration, and often, more than their fair share of arrests. If you were arrested or cited for public intoxication or endangerment during a night out, you aren’t alone. These charges are very common in these settings,… Read More »
Facing Internal Investigation for Misuse of Company Funds? Call a Lawyer Before You Say Anything
Nothing will make your heart sink faster than finding out you are the subject of an internal investigation at work. Whether or not you’ve actually done anything wrong, this type of news can send you into a tailspin, recounting every single thing you’ve done at work in recent months. However, it is crucial that… Read More »
Understanding ‘Kettling’ and Your Rights If You’re Contained by Law Enforcement
Protests are nothing new in America—protesting is an American tradition, protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. While protesting is a legally protected and completely valid way to let your feelings be known, that doesn’t stop law enforcement from sometimes trying to stifle protests or dissenters. One issue that has recently gained… Read More »
Lakewood Car Accident Victims: What You Can Claim That the Insurance Company Won’t Tell You
After a Southern California car accident, you should never take advice from the other party’s insurance company—but many victims still do. The other party’s insurance adjuster may give you a low offer amount and explain why your offer is as low as it is. However, you could actually be entitled to far more compensation…. Read More »
