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Carmel & Naccasha, LLP is pleased to announce our very own paralegal, Hannah Miller, will be leaving our firm and has accepted a position as 3rd District Supervisor Adam Hill’s legislative assistant. While we will miss Hannah’s energy, camaraderie and … Continue reading
Under a new law that took effect on January 1, 2012, most employers or prospective employers in California, with the exception of certain financial institutions, may no longer obtain a consumer credit report when hiring or evaluating employees. The new … Continue reading
As of January 1, 2012, all children under eight years of age and under 4’ 9” must be restrained in a rear seat in an appropriate child passenger restraint system that meets applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards. This modifies … Continue reading
When you and your paralegal first meet with a potential client, you should consider gathering information about your clients’ online personae on your intake forms. This may prove valuable in the investigation phase of their matters, whether it is criminal, … Continue reading
The California Veterinary Medical Board (“Board”) is in the process of adopting a new regulation to establish “minimum standards” for a managing licensee of a veterinary hospital premise. Under the current regulations, it is the responsibility of the managing veterinarian … Continue reading
Many of us have talked on our cell phone while driving even though we know it is a violation of the Vehicle Code. Vehicle Code section 23123 pertains to driving while using a cell phone without the use of a … Continue reading
The continuing state budget crisis is being experienced locally to a greater extent. Beginning October 7, some employees will be furloughed every Friday. Although courthouses will be open on Fridays, services will be greatly reduced. A few courtrooms will be … Continue reading
Carmel & Naccasha, LLP seeks a senior associate or partner level attorney with 5+ years of experience in trust and estate law, tax planning, and business transactional work. LLM in taxation, Certified Tax Specialist, Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Trust … Continue reading
In an effort to relieve the financial strain on the California court system, Assembly Bill 110 has been signed into law. This bill amends Government Code section 68926 regarding fees. The primary change is that there is now a fee … Continue reading
