In an age where educational materials can be digitized and hosted online to provide for easy access virtually anywhere, schools face the decision of making course materials available online, and running the risk of getting ensnared in a copyright infringement lawsuit, or constraining their students to traditional (more…)
Read moreWritten by Alexandra M. Steinberg Communications sent to an attorney by an employee using an employer’s computers or equipment may not be protected by the attorney-client privilege. On January 13, 2011, the California Court of Appeal, Third District, affirmed a judgment against an employee after the (more…)
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02
Jul
2010
California Employment Law Seminar
Dear Clients, Colleagues, and Friends: I am very pleased to inform you of an upcoming daylong seminar focusing on California employment law. I will be the moderator of the program and one of the presenters. This will be of great interest to employers, entrepreneurs, HR professionals, supervisors, (more…)
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18
Mar
2010
