California property owners dealing with long-term occupants who never had a lease or paid rent may be able to use a 30-day notice to terminate what's known as a "tenancy at will" under Civil Code section 789. This legal distinction becomes particularly important in situations involving unmarried domestic partners, adult children, or other permissive occupants following breakups, deaths, or property transfers, though the application depends heavily on specific circumstances and proper legal procedures.

Many people believe they've already taken care of their medical directive simply because they've completed one through their health insurer—often Kaiser Permanente here in California.

A domain name offers a business an address in the global marketplace known as the internet.

If change orders are creating payment delays or disputes on your projects, a new California law may change how those issues are handled.

California employment laws continue to evolve, making it more important than ever for employers to stay informed and proactive. TLD Law's California Wage & Hour Bootcamp returns with updated content designed to address today's employment law landscape, helping businesses navigate wage and hour claims, PAGA actions, and compliance issues.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has announced a final rule permanently removing beneficial ownership information reporting requirements for U.S. companies and U.S.

For landlords and real estate investors across Los Angeles and Orange County, 2026 is not about one sweeping new law—it's about a series of targeted statutory changes—many effective January 1, 2026...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the practice of law. From legal research platforms to generative AI tools capable of drafting motions, summarizing discovery, and answering legal questions in seconds, the technology offers undeniable benefits.