The Ralph Act is a civil rights law, enforced by the DFEH, which has aim to protect individuals with special characteristics and their property from…
California’s court system is the nation’s biggest and serves over thirty-nine million people — about 12 percent of the total American population. About Superior Courts…
According to California Government Code Section 830(a) a dangerous condition of property is a condition which creates a substantial risk of injury when such property…
Under personal injury law, assault is defined as a purposeful act by one person which causes a reasonable apprehension of immediate harm or offensive contact…
Battery is an intentional harmful or offensive touching of another person without his consent. Frequently used in a single phrase and often thought of as…
Wrongful termination occurs when an employment relationship is ended by an employer in violation of the employee’s legal rights. California Wrongful Termination Claims In California,…
Defamation involves a false statement made by one person about another person which causes harm to a person’s property, profession, business, or occupation. Elements of…
In California, victims who suffer emotional distress as a result of another person’s conduct can file a lawsuit for the intentional or negligent infliction of…
Intentional interference with economic relations is an unfair business practice in California which includes three types of actions: Intentional interference with contractual relations Intentional interference…
In California malicious prosecution is a civil cause of action aimed to go after individuals who file frivolous lawsuits and cause damages as a result.…