While no longer the state’s chief executive, Governor Brown studiously considered two bills that were intended to preclude employment arbitration and he vetoed both bills.
Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez (D-San Diego) is again carrying a measure to preclude the use of arbitration agreements in employment disputes. While last year’s effort passed
While California statutes do not provide general canons of statutory construction, readers can find in the California Civil Code “Maxims of Jurisprudence”. These maxims are
As the Franchise Tax Board explains, California tax law generally conforms to the federal Internal Revenue Code (IRC). However, there are numerous differences between California
This is the final installment in a 3-part series about the major happenings in the legislative process pursuant to the California Constitution and relevant statutes.
In California, during its 2018 Legislative Session, the Legislature and Governor enacted 1,016 new laws, most of which took effect for 2019. That statistic raises
With the deadline for introducing new bills for the 2019 Legislative Session having passed, the California Legislature will embark on considering hundreds of tax-related measures
February 22 was the deadline for the introduction of bills for consideration during the 2019 California Legislative Session. A total of 2,576 bills were introduced
This is the second installment in a 3-part series about the major happenings in the legislative process pursuant to the California Constitution and relevant statutes.