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Have You Experienced Personal Injury Due to Mold Contamination While Living in Lincoln Military Housing?

In Late November of 2019, Webb Law Group filed a complaint with the Superior Court of the State of California. It alleged that CAMP PENDLETON & QUANTICO HOUSING, LLC, LPC PENDLETON QUANTICO PM LP, and LINCOLN MILITARY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LP failed to properly act on multiple reports of mold contamination in their rental properties in San Diego.

By |2020-01-27T03:51:17-07:00January 10th, 2020|BLOG, CLASS ACTION|0 Comments

Stars & Stripes Coverage – Lawsuits Filed in San Diego Over Marine Corps Families’ Housing Conditions

The Clover family is one of three Marine Corps families to file lawsuits against Lincoln Military Housing in San Diego for negligence in maintaining safe base housing since a fourth Marine Corps family won a similar lawsuit against the company in September. Court documents from the Clovers describe constant water leaks in their home while their son's health deteriorated.

By |2019-12-31T19:13:44-07:00December 30th, 2019|BLOG, CLASS ACTION|0 Comments

Webb Law Group Presents at National Business Institute Seminar on HR Law and Wage Issues

On November 5, 2019, Webb Law Group attorneys Lenden F. Webb, Brooke B. Nevels, and Christopher E. Nichols presented at the National Business Institute Seminar on Human Resources Law held in San Diego, California. Webb Law Group attorneys lectured on wage and benefit issues that are commonly experienced by California employees and employers.

Handling Partnership Disputes

Entering into a business relationship with someone can often be a fun and exciting experience. Partners can be great to work with and may offer new, innovative concepts to develop your projects and ideas into realities. Additionally, partnerships can be a great way for budding businesses and firms to share expenses related to starting an entrepreneurial journey. However, these very common types of business collaborations can lead to some sticky situations if things go awry.

By |2019-09-18T22:53:54-07:00September 18th, 2019|BLOG, BUSINESS LITIGATION, CALIFORNIA LAW|0 Comments

Understanding Fiduciary Duty

A fiduciary duty is an obligation to act in a person’s best interest, due to the nature of the relationship with that person. California law recognizes that there are relationships wherein one party places their trust and confidence in another, and that said relationships need to be regulated to ensure each party acts fairly and honestly.

By |2019-09-18T22:45:29-07:00September 1st, 2019|BLOG, CALIFORNIA LAW, Family Law|0 Comments

Labor Code Violations: Who’s Responsible?

According to California’s Labor Code § 558.1, an employing organization's managers, owners, directors, officers, and agents can be held personally liable for wage and hour violations. While it's true that (under certain circumstances) company employees who are sued may be indemnified by their employers, all companies have the responsibility to follow the law.

By |2019-08-30T23:09:51-07:00July 31st, 2019|BLOG, CALIFORNIA LAW, EMPLOYMENT LAW|0 Comments

Pregnancy and Disability: Know Your Rights

On July 25th, 2011, appellant Ana Fuentes Sanchez filed a First Amendment Complaint against her former employer Swissport, Inc. She alleged causes of action for discrimination based on pregnancy disability, discrimination based on sex, and failure to prevent discrimination. Sanchez accused Swissport of failure to accommodate and engage in a timely, good faith interactive process. Additionally, she alleged retaliation, wrongful and tortious discharge from her position, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Finally, she claimed that Swissport had engaged in unfair business practices under California Business and Professions Codes, and breach of implied and/or express contract.

By |2019-07-21T17:25:10-07:00July 5th, 2019|CALIFORNIA LAW, EMPLOYMENT LAW|0 Comments

What Makes Someone an Independent Contractor?

On April 30, 2018, the California Supreme Court issued a decision on the Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court of Los Angeles case. On that day, the California Supreme Court reinterpreted and rejected the long-standing “Borello” test. This decision was made in order to grant workers greater rights and to encourage a more worker-friendly labor standard.

By |2019-07-21T17:10:58-07:00June 28th, 2019|BLOG, CALIFORNIA LAW, EMPLOYMENT LAW|0 Comments

Am I Responsible for Both Rental Car Keys?

Have you ever rented a car from a company like Avis, Alamo, Budget, Enterprise, or Hertz? Most people have, and you may have noticed something peculiar when you did. After all the documentation has been signed and you're ready to take possession of the vehicle, they hand you the key. However, they don't give you the key. Frequently, they instead hand you the keys - both of the car's keys, stuck together on an unbreakable steel lanyard. The company keeps no copies for themselves. They put you, the customer, in charge of ensuring they don't lose track of the expensive key and the spare.

By |2019-04-02T15:05:12-07:00April 2nd, 2019|BLOG, CLASS ACTION|0 Comments

California Labor Violations & PAGA

PAGA authorizes aggrieved employees to file lawsuits to recover civil penalties on behalf of themselves, other employees, and the State of California for Labor Code violations. In essence, PAGA deputizes citizens and allows them to pursue penalties against employers on the government’s behalf. It is another avenue for current or former employees to take against an employer for violating CA employment law and offers certain benefits.

By |2019-09-28T00:49:05-07:00March 2nd, 2019|BLOG, CALIFORNIA LAW, EMPLOYMENT LAW|0 Comments

Statewide Practice

California has 58 counties in the whole state, and each county has different judges. However, we may practice law in any county in California with the assurance that the law is going to be interpreted in a similar fashion, regardless of where we are.

By |2019-09-28T01:35:17-07:00November 23rd, 2018|BLOG, CALIFORNIA LAW|0 Comments
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