| Summer 2008 |
- Employee Blogging: Sticks and Stones for the New Millennium
- 10 Practical Steps for Protecting Your Trade Secrets
- Mandatory Paid Sick Leave Is Likely to Give Employers a Headache
- Too Big for Your Britches: Managing Expansions & Relocations
- Legislation Alert: FACTA Reform Act
- Jamie Katzman Named Rising Star
- What the Starbucks Decision Means for Your Tip Pool
- Meal and Rest Periods Still a Hot Topic
| Aisha Shelton Adam, Bess Blank, Daniel J. Katz, Jeffrey W. Mayes, Michelle C. Cuenca, Tara Bays Hitchcock | PDF |
| Spring 2008 |
- Litigation Update: Recent Supreme Court Ruling Limits Shareholder Lawsuits
- Global Branding & Protection
- Written Notice Must be Provided to Employees Regarding Their Rights to an Earned Income Tax Credit
- Did I Agree to That? Five Critical Commercial Lease Terms That Affect a Tenant's Pocketbook
- Legislative Updates for the Hospitality Industry
| Bess Blank, Jonathan B. Wolf, Tara Bays Hitchcock | PDF |
| Winter/Spring 2007 |
- A Letter from the Managing Partner
- Restaurants Targeted by Proposition 65
- Acquiring Multi-Family Residential Assets: Reflections on the Purchase Agreement
- The Evolution of the Briefcase: Then and Now
- The Facts on FACTA
- Setting the Daubert Motion into... Motion
- What's in a Word: Recent Ruling Impacts Employers' Anti-Fraternization Policies
| Bess Blank, Beth A. Schroeder, Daniel J. Katz, Jamie Katzman, Michelle C. Cuenca, Samantha F. Spector | PDF |
| Fall 2007 |
- The Current Immigration Climate: What Employers Need to Know
- Legal Updates in Employment and Labor Law
- Service Animals: Not Just Dogs Allowed
- Unmasking the Phantom Stock Plan
- Top 5 Tax Reasons You May Prefer an LLC to an S Corporation
- Silver & Freedman Welcomes a New Litigation Associate -- Aisha Shelton Adam
| Aisha Shelton Adam, Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Barry M. Weisz, Bess Blank, Celine M. Wyman, Mark R. Sieke | PDF |
| Winter 2006 |
- Don’t Blink...or You Might Miss the Next Play in the Meal and Rest Break Game
- California Passes Nation’s First Anti-Phishing Law
- The Meal Break Mire: The Wal-Mart Case Adds to California’s Confusing Rulings about Meal Breaks
- Employment Law Q&A Corner: s Stupidity in the Workplace Enough to Create Liability?
- The Basics of Business Forms
- The Importance of Management Training
- New Bankruptcy Law Affects Family Law
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Beth A. Schroeder, Celine M. Wyman, Michelle C. Cuenca, Neil H. Freedman, Stuart Y. Kim | PDF |
| Fall 2006 |
- A Letter from the Chairman
- Schwarzenegger Says "Hasta La Vista" To California's Present Minimum Wage Rate with His 75 Cent Increase
- S&F Celebrates a New Chapter and Announces the Addition of New Members
- Expanded Estate Planning
- Warning: Paying Employees Via 24 Pay Periods Could Be Problematic
- Employment Law Q&A Corner
| Andrew B. Kaplan, Belle C. Mason, Beth A. Schroeder, Perry S. Silver | PDF |
| Summer 2006 |
- Are You an Inadvertent Franchisor?
- To Arbitrate or Not To Arbitrate: That is the Question for Employers
- Recent Case Stresses Importance of Clear Policies On Employee's "Personal Use" of Company Property
- U.S. Supreme Court Broadens Definition of Retaliation
- California LLC Fee Found Unconstitutional: What Does This Mean for Your LLC?
- Employers Have "Friends" in High Places
- Recent Lawsuits Challenge the Long-Standing Practice of Sharing Tips
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Belle C. Mason, Beth A. Schroeder, Celine M. Wyman, Jeffrey W. Mayes | PDF |
| Winter 2005 |
- The Forever Changing Employment Landscape
- NEW Federal Income Tax Laws
- New Law REQUIRES Sexual Harassment Training
- Do You Have a Privacy Policy? If Not You May Be Breaking the Law
- New Meal and Rest Break Regulations Pending Approval
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Beth A. Schroeder, Mark R. Sieke, Samantha F. Spector | PDF |
| Fall 2005 |
- Use of Letters of Intent in Corporate Transactions
- Acquiring Hotel Assets: Reflections on the Purchase Agreement
- Unanimous California Supreme Court Decision Narrows the Gap of Individual Liability of Corporate Officers and Directors for Wage Claims
- Beware of Paramours: A Supervisor’s Sexual Favoritism of Paramours Presents Liability Risk for California Employers
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Barry M. Weisz, Daniel J. Katz, Jamie Katzman, Samantha F. Spector | PDF |
| Spring 2005 |
- How Many Employees Work For You? Do You Know Which Laws Apply?
- The Effects of the New Hart-Scott-Rodino Act Amendment
- Taking Control of Commercial Tenants Who Fail to Pay
- Pre-designating a Physician: Still Alive in California
| Andrew B. Kaplan, Jeffrey W. Mayes, Kenneth S. Fields | PDF |
| Summer 2005 |
- Silver & Freedman Helps Business Paper Make Big Bucks Fending Off Class Action
- Lack of Injury Prevention Can Cost Thousands in Citations
- Q&A for the Inquisitive Employer
- What To Know About Permissible Deductions
- Curtailing Punitive Damages Finally Succeeds
- I Have Intellectual Property? I Didn’t Know
- You’ve Been Drafted! Do You Have a Shredder Yet?
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Bess Blank, Gregory N. Weisman, Jeffrey W. Mayes, Richard L. Sprunger | PDF |
| Winter 2004 |
- The Latest Fashion in Lawsuits
- Beware! Your Letter of Intent May be Binding
- A Victory for Employers Under Federal ADA and California FEHA Disability Laws
- Do Business With the County of Los Angeles - Help Save a Life!
- Is it Time to Dust Off Your Company's Non-Fraternization Policy?
| Belle C. Mason, Jamie Katzman, Kenneth S. Fields, Richard L. Sprunger | PDF |
| Spring 2004 |
- Why You Want To Plan Your Estate
- Is Your Company an Accidental Franchisor?
- California Court Challenges Profit-Based Bonus Plan
- Recent Court Decision Puts Pre-Dispute Jury Waiver Agreements in Doubt
- California "WARN" Create Liability for Unwary Employers
- What if Your Customer is the Victim of Crime Outside Your Front Door? The Latest From the Courts
| Andrew B. Kaplan, Beth A. Schroeder, Mark R. Sieke, Mitchell B. Stein, Perry S. Silver | PDF |
| Fall 2004 |
- The Misnomer of the Paid Family Care Leave Act
- The Boundaries of Recruiting Employees
- IRS Update: Tenancy-In-Common Agreement in a 1031 Exchange
- Is Your Business the Target of a Class Action Lawsuit?
- Slowing the Run to the Courthouse Steps
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Belle C. Mason, Bess Blank, Gregory N. Weisman | PDF |
| Summer 2004 |
- Trade Secrets 101: Protecting Your Company's Assets
- Worker's Compensation Update: What Employers Need to Know About Provisions of SB 899
- Financing and Lending Pitfalls in Real Estate
- What are Your Fiduciary Duties as a Manager of a Limited Liability Company?
- California Supreme Court Hears Argment in Sav-on Case
- California Employers are Unlikely to Benefit from New Federal Overtime Regulations
| Allison Meshekow Holtzman, Andrew B. Kaplan, Barry M. Weisz, Stuart Y. Kim | PDF |
| Winter 2003 |
- Happy New Year: New Employment Laws for 2003
- The Cost of Doing Business in California Has Gone Up Again
- Why all the HOOPLAH about HIPAA?
- FIRM PROFILE Andy Kaplan: Union Buster?
- The Newest Addition to S&F
- Changes to the 2003 Tax Laws
| Andrew B. Kaplan, Belle C. Mason, Bess Blank, Stuart Y. Kim | PDF |
| Fall 2003 |
- More Bad News for California Businesses
- The Anatomy of Private Policy
- Overview of the New California Domestic Partner Rights and Responsibilities Act of 2003
- Are You Going to Acquire/Sell a Business? Make Sure Your Nondisclosure Agreement Does Not Create a "Tax Shelter"
- Adding "Gender Identity" as a Protected Class - What's Next?
| Andrew B. Kaplan, Beth A. Schroeder | PDF |
| Spring 2003 |
- Software Licensing Fundamentals
- To Arbitrate or Not To Arbitrate: Is That the Only Question, or Is There a Third Alternative?
- To Post or Not To Post: Should you have a Privacy Policy?
- USERRA: An Employer’s Basic Duty
- Wage and Hour Horror Stories - Truth is Scarier than Fiction!
| Beth A. Schroeder, Stuart Y. Kim | PDF |
| Summer 2003 |
- The New Tax Act: Immediate Relief, But At What Cost?
- Basic Form Agreements Every Company Should Have
- New Cyber Security Law in California
- Another Obstacle for Employers Under FMLA
| Beth A. Schroeder, Mark R. Sieke, Stuart Y. Kim | PDF |
| Winter 2002 |
- Case Law Update: Disabilities Act and Non-Compete Agreements
- Employer Reminders
- Employers Take Note: New Labor Laws for 2002
- Tax Breaks for Employee Relocation
- The Danger Within
- Is House Eating Mold Eating Your House Alive
- Premarital Agreements: California's Legislature 'Strikes Out' Barry Bonds OSHA's Revision: Are You In or Are You Out?
| Andrew B. Kaplan, J. Michael Webster, Mark R. Sieke, Neil H. Freedman | PDF |
| Fall 2002 |
- Unfair Competition - The Fashionable Cause of Action
- Look Before You Leap Out of a Deal
- Employee Need Not Be a "Qualified Individual with a Disability" to Claim Failure to Reasonably Accommodate
- Employer Alert: You May Not Fire Employees for Discussing Their Compensation
- Troubleshooting Guide to Commercial Lease Negotiations A Tenant's Perspective
- Silver & Freedman's Appellate Practice Flexes Its Muscles
| Bess Blank, Donna Yamini | PDF |
| Summer 2002 |
- The Navarro Controversy Rages On
- EMPLOYER WARNING: You May Need to Compy with the WARN ACT...
- Planning Ahead - Durable Powers of Attorney
- U.S. Supreme Court Makes it Easier for IRS to Audit Employers...
- Dirt Poor
- Can a Good Lease "Save" a Bad Eviction Notice?
| Beth A. Schroeder, Mark R. Sieke | PDF |
| Spring 2002 |
- Valuing the Ownership Interest
- Walking the I-9 Tightrope: Collecting Immigration Related Employment Docs
- SELLERS: Don't Count Your Chickens Because You May Have to Return One
- Supply and Terrorism: FDA Issues 'Guidance' to the Food Service Industry
- Good News for Some Employers from Work Comp Appeals Board
- Did You Know...?
- What's New at Silver & Freedman?
| Barry M. Weisz, Beth A. Schroeder, Gregory N. Weisman, Mitchell B. Stein | PDF |
| Fall 2001 |
- Nothing Will Ever be the Same
- Employment Issues Surrounding the WTC Attack and Its Aftermath
- Be Good to Your Disabled Employees
- From the 'Believe it or Not' Files: You May Need Mold Insurance
- Evaluating Evaluations
- Global Lawsuits: What U.S. Businesses Should Know About the Hague Convention
- To Read or Not to Read
- Tax Issues After Sept. 11
| Belle C. Mason, Beth A. Schroeder, Mark R. Sieke, Mitchell B. Stein | PDF |
| Spring 2001 |
- Tips to Protect Trade Secrets
- Conducting a RIF Without Causing a Rift
- Do You Have the Right to Defend Against Workplace Injury Claims?
- Circuit City v. Adams: Proving that Arbitration is “State of the Art”
- The IRS and Under-Reporting of Tips
- Is the Market Killing You, Or Is It Your Broker?
- Ninth Circuit Applies Federal Defense to California FEHA Claim
- Home is Where The Heart Is
| Beth A. Schroeder, Perry S. Silver | PDF |
| Summer 2001 |
- Rolling Blackouts? These “Tax Tips” May Brighten Your Day
- Labor Commissioner’s Vacillation Keeps Employers' Heads Spinning
- Proposition 65 Warnings
- Supreme Courts Expand Homeowner’s Rights
- Tax Act of 2001; Estate Planning Under the Tax Act of 2001; Income Tax Planning under the Tax Act of 2001; Pension Law Provisions of the Tax Act of 2001
- Anti-Trust Laws: Not Just Microsoft to Worry About
- Ordinary Flu May Be “Serious Health Condition”
| Andrew B. Kaplan, Bess Blank, Beth A. Schroeder, Gregory N. Weisman, Mark R. Sieke | PDF |