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Independent contractors may face more scrutiny
August 1st, 2011NORTH BAY — The U.S. Department of Labor is seeking to significantly bolster its regulatory reach to investigate companies employing “independent contractors” and whether they are classified correctly — an already-tricky area for many employers that can have serious consequences, according to legal experts.
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Medical pot law quagmire for business
May 16th, 2011NORTH BAY – Regardless of how an employer personally feels about the use of medical marijuana, they should do their best to steer clear of the sticky legal scenarios that can crop up with employees, say employment law experts in the North Bay.
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Law firm launches trademark site
April 18th, 2011SANTA ROSA — A website designed to streamline much of the beginning process of registering or researching trademarks was recently launched by a Santa Rosa law firm.
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Tax-exempt bonds alternative way to finance
March 28th, 2011NORTH BAY — Tax exempt bonds and loans are increasing as an alternative way for industrial, manufacturing and nonprofit construction projects to get financing.
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Spotlight: Law firm managing partners
March 7th, 2011Listed alphabetically by firm name
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Air district guidelines cloud issue
August 2nd, 2010NORTH BAY — New guidelines by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District on greenhouse gas emissions relating to construction projects have the potential to set forth clearer standards, but concerns have been raised that some provisions could increase the time and cost for the already-complex process of environmental impact reviews.
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Carle Mackie, seeing growth, adds associate
May 24th, 2010SANTA ROSA – Stephanie Hemmi joined Santa Rosa-based law firm Carle Mackie Power & Ross as a senior associate.
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Spotlight: Litigation Attorneys and Mediators
March 29th, 2010(Listed alphabetically by firm name)
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Marketing minefield for wineries
January 18th, 2010NORTH BAY — The industry has been looking to consumer product promotional know-how from outside the business for fresh ideas, particularly as producers of higher-end wine look to move slow-selling inventory in an economy with high unemployment and trimmed expense accounts.
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Risks lurk in social networking
November 30th, 2009NORTH BAY — In addition to lost productivity, employers can add legal risk to the list of annoyances related to employee use of social networking at work, according to North Bay legal experts who sounded off on trends for 2010.
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Accounting: 2009 offers special incentives for going solar
July 20th, 2009The financial incentives for going solar are numerous, but not all of them may be around much longer.
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