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California Business Litigation Law Blog

The facts about unfair competition

Unfair competition in the corporate world involves dishonest rivalry in commercial trade practices, such as false advertising or misrepresenting revenue. Unfair competition in California differs in each situation based on
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Contract Farming Leads to Disputes in California Marijuana Industry

While both medical and recreational marijuana is legal in California, legal disputes still arise. The “marijuana industry” now falls under the banner of a legitimate business operation. Not surprisingly, there
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Bad faith negotiation may give rise to separate claims

When a person is injured in a car accident in California, he or she may be contacted by one or more insurance companies to settle the claim. Generally, the expectation
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How zoning laws work for business

Anyone planning to start a business in California must consider zoning laws regardless of whether it is a home business or a commercial building. Zoning laws regulate certain buildings to
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When it’s time to dissolve a business partnership

No matter how well a professional relationship is working at the outset, professional relationships can erode over the course of time. No matter the reason for this erosion, individuals who
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Unreasonable action by insurers may give rise to bad faith claims

When it comes to settling an injury claim in California, the insurance companies have a lot of power. In nearly all cases, the insurer will have more experience, expertise, negotiating
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Reasons to file breach of contract lawsuits

If a person or company breaches an agreement reached with another person or company, it may be possible for the victim to file a lawsuit. While the thought of going
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Why contracts should be in writing

While verbal contracts may be valid in California and other states, they may be harder to enforce. This is because it is easy for people to forget what they agreed
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Items that could make a contract invalid

Generally speaking, parties that enter into contracts in California or any other state are bound by its terms. However, there is a chance that specific language within the document itself
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