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The California Uniform Trade Secrets Act (CUTSA) gives companies legal recourse for dealing with trade secret theft. Because of trade secret laws, a company such as Twitter can take legal action to protect its trade secrets and intellectual property. However, proving...
In today's business landscape, California companies must have a robust terms and conditions (T&C) agreement on their website, regardless of the business's size or industry. A well-crafted T&C agreement outlines the rights, responsibilities and expectations of...
California requires that you appoint a trustee to manage a trust. This is to make sure that a responsible individual oversees the trust should you pass away or become incapacitated. You may not always feel that you have made the right choice in this matter. Should...
Businesses enter into contracts with the expectation that all parties will fulfill their obligations as agreed upon. However, there are instances when one party indicates their intention to breach the contract in advance. This situation is known as an anticipatory...
When someone creates a trust, they may devote a significant amount of time to the selection of their trustee. They need to choose someone who is responsible and trustworthy, as well as someone who is capable of fulfilling their responsibilities for many years or until...
You could use a no contest clause in a will in California to discourage beneficiaries from raising concerns about the will. Conflict between beneficiaries may slow down the probate process. A no contest clause means that anyone who tries to contest gives up their...
Fiduciary duty is a legal term that describes one party's obligation to act in the best interest of another party. This duty arises in several contexts, including employment relationships, partnerships, and in particular, in the context of corporate governance....
If you believe you should have been mentioned in a will by someone in California who has died, consider contesting the will. While you must act within 120 days, ponder if you want the emotional conflict that contesting a will causes against the value of the assets a...
If you have an online business and experience a lawsuit, the impact will likely reach far beyond the declaration of the final judgment. But when you understand the process and know what you should expect, it can help you control the damage and prepare you for the...
A will contest might occur because family members feel surprised about the specific contents of an estate plan or because they believe that their loved one was not fit to put together documents at the time they drafted their final estate plan. Will contests often lead...