Employers who adopt English-only policies in the workplace expose themselves to a risk of claims for discrimination read more

The United States Supreme Court recently decided that an individual debtor who makes false statements to a creditor respecting his future ability and willingness to pay a debt could file for bankruptcy, even if his false statements respecting his financial condition are not made in writing. read more

While business bankruptcies have hit historic lows since the Great Recession, market developments and changes in the legal landscape suggest these numbers are due to rise. read more

Many employers utilize independent contractors to generate payroll savings for their businesses and to avoid the administrative hassles associated with the traditional employment relationship. read more

A recent California court case underscores the need for a landlord to insist that a tenant's lender assume the lease following foreclosure, and simultaneously highlights an opportunity for a lender foreclosing on a leasehold to limit its liability under the lease. read more