In the wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, state and local governments throughout the U.S. have ordered restaurants, bars, and shopping centers to shut down, while businesses that sell essential products can remain open. These drastic measures have forced small and large companies to close their doors and find clever ways to remain competitive in […]
The moment a corporation becomes insolvent, a lot can change, and fast. If the officers and directors of the company are unaware of how insolvency can transform the landscape of corporate responsibilities and duties, they run the risk of exposing themselves to liability for the corporation’s debts, even if there was no personal guaranty. For […]
You have likely seen the signs around town — “Neighborhoods are for Neighbors, Not Vacation Rentals.” This phrase has become the mantra of “Save San Diego Neighborhoods,” the lead organization pushing back against San Diego’s rapidly expanding short term rental market. Save San Diego is an organization fighting to stop the “illegal conversion of San […]
In 2017, the California Court of Appeals ruled that creditors can directly pursue the assets of an LLC owned by a judgment debtor to satisfy the judgment. This process, known as “Reverse Veil Piercing,” marks a significant change in California law as it relates to collections and the way that the assets of an LLC […]
Landlords seeking to evict tenants within the City of San Diego are required to observe numerous eviction laws and guidelines imposed by the State of California that govern the eviction process. The laws already contain several nuances to which a landlord must strictly adhere or otherwise risk jeopardizing the eviction in question. However, in addition […]
