You may already heard that the NFL has decided to voluntarily relinquish its tax-exempt status -- a designation that the league has enjoyed for nearly 49 years. It's a decision that some within the public feel was long overdue, especially among those who felt that the...
Month: April 2015
Wal-Mart insists closing of Pico Rivera store wasn’t retaliation
Because of the rising awareness of employment laws, many workers across the nation, including here in California, have started watching every step business' make. In some cases, a company may be under such intense scrutiny that workers believe the company is violating...
SCOTUS sends Young v. United Parcel Service back to lower courts
Whether you're a business owner or an employee here in California, it's important to have at least a general understanding of business and employment law. That's because having a familiarity with the law can help you recognize situations in which a person or business...
When does sales tax apply for California businesses?
If you've just started your own business or are considering a business venture, then you probably have a lot of questions about how to run your business and what laws are applicable to your situation. One question you might have is the one we're asking in this week's...
Wal-Mart goes toe to toe with shoemaker in infringement case
We've all seen Converse's famous high-top sneaker called the Chuck Taylor All-Star. For some, this is a highly recognizable design, even if they can't tell you who makes the shoe. So, with it being so recognizable, is it possible for Converse to trademark the...
