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Areas of Focus
- Appellate
- Artificial Intelligence
- Business Disruption Strategies
- Cannabis Law
- Construction
- Corporate
- Employee Benefits
- Entertainment
- Environmental Law
- ESG & Sustainable Business
- Family Wealth Planning
- Financial Services
- Food and Beverage
- Government
- Health Care
- Institutional Investors
- Insurance Recovery
- Intellectual Property
- Labor and Employment
- Land Use
- Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- Medical Staff
- Privacy, Data Security and Governance
- Private Investment Funds
- Real Estate
- Senior Housing and Care
- Shopping Centers
- Tax
- Technology
- Transportation and Logistics
- Vineyard and Wine Law
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QSBS Holding Period and $50 Million Test in Ju vs. United States: A Patent Oversight
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Artificial Intelligence Seminar - March 2024
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How LLCs May Help Maximize Qualified Small Business Stock Benefits
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2024 Labor & Employment Seminar
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Beyond the QSBS Basics: Addressing 10 Common Inquiries
Insights & Analysis
Tax Court Decision Says Think Twice Before Amending Your Variable Prepaid Forward Contract
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California Residency Factors – An Exhaustive List? Maybe Not
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California Employers Must Provide Five Days of Paid Sick Leave Starting January 1, 2024
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California Court of Appeal Finds that the California Labor Code Does Not Compel California State University to Reimburse Professor for Remote Teaching Expenses
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