Understanding Security Deposits
Security deposits are included in landlord and tenant laws for California. Let’s take a look at how they apply to both parties. What is a security deposit? When a tenant agrees to rent a...
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Community Resources Spotlight: Division of Workers’ Compensation
Although lawyer referral is one of our main services, we also frequently refer clients to other legal resources that are available to them in the San Diego community. Division of Workers’ Compensation For...
Mediation vs. Arbitration in Medical Malpractice
What are the differences between mediation and arbitration when it involves medical malpractice? Here is some general information. If you find yourself in the middle of a medical malpractice lawsuit, then you may be...
New Medical Malpractice Ruling Could Benefit Military Veterans
Military veterans who filed medical malpractice claims against the government but failed to meet the deadlines could see some relief under a breakthrough ruling made last month by the Supreme Court. In April, the...
Renters: How to Address Habitability Issues with Your Landlord
Tenants Have Options Under California Landlord-Tenant Laws Whether you are renting an apartment, condo or single family home, you depend on the landlord or building manager to keep your property safe and operational. Less...
3 Steps to Selecting a Professional Fiduciary
When someone is no longer capable of managing their own health, wellbeing, or personal and financial affairs, sometimes a family member or close friend will be assigned the responsibilities through what is called a...
Free Public Event: ABCs of Divorce and Child Custody
Learn about what to expect when going through a divorce at this free event hosted by the San Diego Law Library. Online registration for this June 24, 2015 event is now open....
Noncompete Agreements in California: What You Need to Know
Whether you are an employer or an employee in the state of California, noncompete laws affect you differently here than they do in just about every other U.S. state. That’s because California has one...
What to Do When Your Nursing License is Suspended
Nurses and licensed vocational nurses (LVN) who have their licenses suspended may have a tough time rebuilding their career, but that doesn’t mean there are no options once a nursing license is suspended. Here...
Are nursing home medication errors considered medical malpractice?
In San Diego County, medication errors are one of the most common problems at assisted living homes – accounting for 15.9 percent of all recorded violations, along with lack of medical care and lack...
