Two California women are plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court accusing Intuit Inc. of failing in its duty to protect its TurboTax customers' private information despite advertising its software as secure. One of the women, who used the TurboTax...
Month: April 2015
Dealing with commercial zoning ordinances
When a business is choosing a new location in California, it is important to research the commercial zoning ordinances and regulations that apply to it. Commercial zoning laws prescribe that certain areas be used in certain ways. Just because a prior tenant used a...
Understanding commercial real estate trends
California landowners and investors may be interested in learning more about the implications of recent commercial real estate surveys. Researchers project that rental rates for apartments will increase by more than 3 percent annually up through 2017. Rental rates in...
Understanding what constitutes a valid contract in California
As some California residents may know, a contract does not necessarily have to be in writing. If an individual or an entity makes a statement that another party believes to be a promise to take action, it could be considered a contract by a judge. If such a promise or...
Finding the proper office building in California
There are many factors that need to be considered when choosing space in an office or commercial building in California. For instance, it is important that the building is in an area that is zoned for the type of activities that the business will conduct. It is also a...
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