Vaccine Mandates May Conflict with Civil Rights Laws
Beginning this week, Los Angeles will start enforcing its ordinance requiring certain businesses to request proof of vaccination from customers. San Francisco implemented a similar […]
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California Should Reinstate Suspended Tax Credits with Another Historic Budget Surplus Coming
It’s hard to believe, but a little more than a year-and-a-half ago California’s financial prognosticators thought the state was barreling into a $54 billion deficit. […]
Privacy in China
China drafted its new privacy legislation, in part, after the European GDPR, in order to better compete against American companies. Modeled primarily after the European […]
Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Released – Cal/OSHA to Pass Similar Version This Month
Today, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released their draft COVID-19 vaccine emergency regulation for employers with 100 or more employees. The federal […]
Legislature Has Opportunity to Stop Trend of Expanding Statutory Joint Liability by Defeating AB 257 Next Year
The concept of statutory joint liability has been around for years, but recent trends in the California Legislature show that its popularity is growing. Current […]