ArticleSafeguarding Your Business Against Consumer ClaimsEach year, thousands of business owners are targeted for individual and class action consumer claims.United StatesLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleCannabis Companies Are Taking A Hit In CourtThose who entered into California's cannabis industry expecting to reap surging profits may find the current business landscape ripe for only one thing: litigation. Some are fighting off unhappy... United StatesCannabis & HempGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleCannabis Reclassification: Timeline And ImpactThe federal government has started to reclassify cannabis. When, and if, that reclassification is finalized, licensed cannabis businesses should see dramatically higher after-tax...United StatesCannabis & HempGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleCalifornia Updates To The Warranty Act And What It Means For Companies As Of July 1, 2023This article is a brief summary of a recent update to the California Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act regarding express warranties and its impact on business entities.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleStrategies: Building The Off-ramp To Prepare For A Successful ExitAn exit is often described as the finish line. But for founders, a sale is rarely just a closing date or a headline purchase price. It is a negotiation over how much of that price becomes real economic value, how much liability she’ll continue to carry and what role she plays, if any, after closing.United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleAI Is Not Your HR Department: California's New Regulation Wants You To Remember ThatStarting October 1, 2025, California's Civil Rights Department (CRD) will roll out new regulations on Automated Decision-Making Systems (ADMS).United StatesEmployment and HRGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleCalifornia Relaxes COVID-19 Isolation And Testing GuidelinesAcknowledging that we are now at "a different point in time with reduced impacts from COVID-19 compared to previous years," the California Department of Public Health (CDPH)...United StatesEmployment and HRGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleEPA Issues Historic Rules On Drinking WaterWhile PFAS chemicals are ubiquitous in consumer goods and pervasive in the environment, they are also linked to serious health issues and illnesses. United StatesEnergy and Natural ResourcesGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleWolfspeed's Bankruptcy: What's Ahead For The ChipmakerOn June 30, 2025, Wolfspeed, Inc.— a key player in the semiconductor and power device manufacturing space — filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.United StatesInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleSupreme Court Says First Amendment Can't Save 'Trump Too Small' Trademark BidYesterday the Supreme Court issued an opinion in Vidal v. Elster, 602 U. S. ____ (2024), a case involving a plaintiff's attempt to register the trademark "Trump too small" (a reference to a key political issue.United StatesIntellectual PropertyGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleCitywide Adaptive Reuse: A Potential Solution To Vacancy And HousingAs 2026 unfolds, Los Angeles is confronting two significant challenges. According to a Greater Los Angeles Office Report by Cushman & Wakefield, office vacancy is towering...United StatesReal Estate and ConstructionGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleDecoding Franchise Tax Board's Hot Button Areas: Drops And Swaps And Post-Closing RefinancingThose of us in California who give advice regarding the structuring of IRC Section 1031 like-kind tax-deferred exchanges of real property are well aware that the California...United StatesTaxGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleEmployer Resources For Workplace Mental Health IssuesBoth during the height of the Covid pandemic and now in the aftermath, employers are increasingly reaching out to our Employment Group about employees who are demonstrating...United StatesEmployment and HRGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleWhat's Insolvency Got To Do With It Anyway? Assessing "Bad Faith" Bankruptcy Filings Following In Re AearoBankruptcy courts possess broad discretion to dismiss chapter 11 bankruptcy cases for "cause" under Section 1112(b) of the Bankruptcy Code. While the Bankruptcy Code enumerates a long...United StatesInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleA Landlord's Secret Weapon Against Defaulting TenantsUnder California law, landlords are entitled to receive the total consideration of the lease after a default. United StatesReal Estate and ConstructionGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleCorporate Transparency Act Back In Effect: Updated BOI Compliance DeadlinesThe on-again, off-again Corporate Transparency Act (the "CTA") mandatory beneficial ownership reporting is now back in effect. On February 18, 2025...United StatesCorporate/Commercial LawGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleBeyond The Workplace: Employers Must Take Action To Protect Domestic Violence SurvivorsIn recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness month, we provide this reminder of employer obligations and employee rights with respect to employees facing domestic...United StatesEmployment and HRGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleShould Interns Be Paid Or Unpaid?I recently shared commentary with SHRM regarding unpaid internships, including the legal considerations that employers should keep in mind.United StatesEmployment and HRGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleClothing Companies Are Being Targeted With PFAS LiabilityPer-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of human-made chemicals used to make fluoropolymer coatings that resist heat, oil, stains, grease, and water. Fluoropolymer coatings...United StatesEnergy and Natural ResourcesGreenberg Glusker LLP
ArticleSB 1046 Highlights California's Need For Additional Composting Capacity And Streamlined Review Of Organics Recovery ProjectsSB 1383 was an ambitious piece of legislation that continues to make California a leader in environmental progress. However, local governments are facing challenges to comply. SB 1046 and the completion...United StatesEnvironmentGreenberg Glusker LLP