On August 10, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") announced the Food and Drug Administration's ("FDA") proposed new rule to change the way food substances are regulated. Food substances include food ingredients (such as salt and citric acid) and substances added indirectly to food via packaging components like adhesives and resins.

Environmental and Regulatory Compliance Partner Sherry Jackman participated in the L.A. Times Studios' Food & Beverage Industry Roundtable. Sherry was one of three leading food and beverage industry experts...

Rippling files a federal complaint against Deel, accusing a Global Payroll Compliance Manager of covertly accessing internal systems and leaking confidential data.

Several years ago, a federal judge in California issued a permanent injunction against Apple in the highly publicized lawsuit brought by Epic Games. That 2021 injunction was designed to put an end to Apple's...

As we enter the last quarter of 2023, my colleagues and I in the Real Estate Group at Greenberg Glusker are looking back at the bright spots this year and helping clients chart a path to success in 2024.

The questions of when, how, and to what extent to engage younger generations in a family's succession process cross nearly all sectors of private client advisory work, both within the US and internationally.

California shoppers might be getting more than just a receipt at checkout—they may also be exposed to a toxic chemical, according to Proposition 65 ("Prop. 65")...

On December 3, 2025, we attended Circular Action Alliance's (CAA) Quarterly Update webinar. CAA is the Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO)...

The Washington Supreme Court has just handed down a decision significantly expanding the scope of its anti-spam law to now cover a wide array of false advertising claims relating specifically...

Corporate Partner Eric Perlmutter-Gumbiner shared his insights on trends within the branded consumer products industry for LA Times Studios' Beauty, Fashion, & Consumer Goods Roundtable.

In a recent webinar, "Greenwashing and its Dirty Consequences," I spoke about what greenwashing is, some examples, types of claims, and referencing the Federal Trade Commission's...

In November 2022, Measure ULA, commonly known as the "Mansion Tax," was passed into law by the City of Los Angeles voters.

Corporate & Tax Partner Michael Wiener shared his expertise on how businesses, CFOs, and financial professionals are adapting to the evolving economic landscape and shifting tax strategies...

On February 26, 2026, CARB approved regulations to implement California Senate Bills 253 (the Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act) and 261...

Under California law, landlords are entitled to receive the total consideration of the lease after a default.

Corporate Partner Eric Perlmutter-Gumbiner shared his insights on today's most pressing business trends and challenges for Los Angeles Business Journal's Food & Beverage Roundtable.

Offering bonuses to California employees is more complex than one might think. I presented on the topic of employee bonuses during my August HR Bites series...

On February 20, the California Court of Appeal issued a decision with significant implications for Proposition 65 litigation: Environmental Health Advocates, Inc. v. Pancho Villa's, Inc., et al.

Governor Newsom signed AB 2188, which amends the state's Fair Employment and Housing Act ("FEHA") to prohibit discrimination based on off-the-job cannabis use.

Real Estate Partner, Craig Coan, shared his insights about what's next for L.A.'s resilient real estate sector. Below are excerpts from the L.A. Times B2B Publishing feature...