And While We’re Eliminating Elections for Lt. Governor …
Recently, L.A. Times columnist George Skelton asked the question, “Why have lieutenant governors?” In the piece, the current Lt. Governor, Gavin Newsom, defended the position but suggested the Lt. Governor should run on a ticket with the governor thus eliminating the need for a LG election. That reminded me of the recommendations from the 1996 […]
Time for Bill Review is Critical
Can you imagine only having only a few hours to review important work documents and then be forced make snap decisions that are critical to the future of your business? It might be awarding a contract, reviewing financial documents or preparing a proposal. Sound crazy? Unfortunately more times than not, this is the way the […]
California’s Pro-Athlete Workers’ Comp Loophole is Bad Business
Professional sports are part of the excitement Los Angeles offers to residents and visitors. We have the privilege of cheering for some of the world’s best teams and finest athletes. What most of us did not know until recently was that our state workers’ compensation laws allow professional players from teams in 49 other states […]
When the Trial Lawyers Come to Town…
Recently, the American Association of Justice (AAJ), the national association of plaintiff’s lawyers, held its annual national convention in San Francisco. Unfortunately, these lawyers weren’t interested in growing our economy or creating jobs. With several of their sessions focused on lawsuit creation, it’s obvious they’re interested in just one thing: lining their own pockets by […]