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It seems as though a week does not go by without a company reporting that its customers’ personal information was either intentionally hacked or inadvertently exposed.

Rising foreclosure rates in the residential real estate market have prompted underwater borrowers to ask about possible foreclosure strategies—most notably, how to avoid deficiency judgments.

With the stroke of several employee-friendly pens, Governor Brown enacted a number of new laws pertaining to employment in California.

California’s mechanics lien law provides various rights and remedies to persons who provide labor, service, equipment or material to real property, including the right to record a mechanics lien on the improved work for both site work and construction, the right to recover construction funds from a construction lender pursuant to a stop notice, and the right to recover against a bond guaranteeing payment in the event of default.

Over the past several years, promoters of various schemes concerning the application for and issuance of life insurance policies and the subsequent sale of those policies to third parties have led most charities to look upon any planned giving technique involving life insurance with a very suspicious eye.

The new Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (the "CFPB") recently listed the numerous rules and regulations for which it is taking enforcement authority from the other financial regulators.

On July 26, 2011, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC") unanimously adopted 17 CFR 39.5 – "Review of swaps for Commission determination on clearing requirements" which will become effective on September 26, 2011.