Causation Must Be Foreseeable In Order To Create Liability
Many of you may be familiar with an old board game called “Mouse Trap.” As you probably recall, the basic premise of this game was to string together a...
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Perils For The Good Samaritan
At some point in most of our lives we were taught the “golden rule” – do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Or, put less archaically,...
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Another Year Closer to Autonomous Vehicles, Another Year With Inadequate Law To Guide Development
Human drivers get a reprieve for another year at least It’s only been about a month since ringing in the start of 2018 and we’re yet another another step...
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“The Lawyer Dwells On Small Details”
The California Court of Appeals published an interesting case a couple years ago in 2015 called Womack v. Lovell that started out with a rather unique introduction that...
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Top Ten (Eight) Lessons To Be Learned From The 2014 Sony Hack
It’s approaching three years since the November 2014 hack against Sony Pictures Entertainment grabbed headlines and since then, stories of information theft, computers...
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California Supreme Court – Rest Periods Must Be Restful
Rest means rest In a ruling issued this week, the California Supreme Court in Jennifer August, et al. v. ABM Security Services, Inc. held in a two-part decision that...
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