Pokémon GO and the Alleged Nuisance of Catching ’Em All
Pokémon GO and the Alleged Nuisance of Catching ’Em All

Category: General

October 11, 2016
Soniya D. Khemlani

Pokémon GO and the Alleged Nuisance of Catching ’Em All

In recent months, Pikachu fever has taken over mobile devices, city streets, and even corporate boardrooms. Since the July 6, 2016, debut of Pokémon GO, a mobile app developed by Niantic, Inc., players have found themselves
October 10, 2016

Attorney’s Dogged Dedication

Partner Karen Johnson’s dedication to her work on behalf of Dachshund Rescue of Los Angeles was recently featured in the Los Angeles Business Journal’s October 10 article, “Attorney’s Dogged Dedication.” “I’ve...
July 6, 2016
Sadaf A. Nejat

Social Media: Changing the Face of Investigations

Social media evidence can offer candid and typically unfiltered information about individuals, including clients, witnesses, and even potential jurors. For example, a typical Facebook profile may include information about the
July 6, 2016
Lawrence E. Duffy

Successor Liability: Buying a Business May Result in More Than You Bargained For

When a corporation buys the business of another corporation, the acquisition is often accomplished under an asset purchase agreement. That way, the buying company can structure the deal so that, as a general rule, it acquires
July 6, 2016
Sage R. Knauft

Big Changes for Employers Who Utilize Tip-Pooling

Until recently, California employers who pay minimum wage plus tips have been able to maintain tip-pooling policies which require customarily tipped employees, such as servers, to pool their tips and share them with...