By Ariel G. Siner | 11.25.2024 | Estates and Trusts
In California, a person can put a “no contest clause” in a will or trust to disinherit any person who contests the instrument. A no contest clause essentially acts as a disinheritance device; if a beneficiary contests or seeks […]
By Lloyd A. Schmidt | 11.15.2024 | Corporate & Business Law
Hoge Fenton is honored to represent Gantry Inc. (Gantry), a leading full service commercial mortgage banking firm, in their acquisition of Q10 | Triad Capital Advisors, Inc. (Triad), a member of Q10 Capital, LLC. Triad brings a servicing portfolio […]
By Daniel W. Ballesteros , Benjamin L. Chen | 09.21.2024 | Business Litigation
The Rise of Title III ADA “Drive-By” Lawsuits and the Unruh Civil Rights Act: What Business Owners Need to Know In recent years, an increasing number of business owners have found themselves targets of what are often termed “drive-by” lawsuits […]
By Hoge Fenton | 08.22.2024 | Employment Law
Terminating an employee can be a complex and risky process. While most employment relationships are “at will,” meaning either party can end the relationship at any time and for any reason, California and Federal laws prohibit termination for “unlawful” reasons. […]
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