Coronavirus has forced lawyers to try out new remoting practices. This week, our Ventura County Superior Court closed to general civil litigation for a week. The first three days were […]
Continue reading…Expert Trial Testimony on the Corporations Code
An attorney may competently testify as an expert witness on a seemingly pure legal question if the testimony involves the intersection of corporate articles or by-laws, on the one hand, […]
Continue reading…Lunch & Learn: Annual Employment Law Update 2020 – Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce
Name: Lunch & Learn: Annual Employment Law Update 2020 Date: February 25, 2020 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM PST Website: Register Now Event Description: New employment laws have gone into […]
Continue reading…Roy Schneider Elected to Community Memorial Healthcare Foundation Board of Directors
It is with great pleasure that we announce that Schneiders & Associates’ Partner Roy Schneider has been elected to serve on the board of directors of the Community Memorial Healthcare […]
Continue reading…The Latest IRS Mindset – ENFORCEMENT!
The IRS Commissioner, Charles “Chuck” Rettig, a former Los Angeles-based tax lawyer of 38-years, has been diligently making his rounds at virtually every major tax conference around the country. The […]
Continue reading…Roy Schneider Discusses Estate Planning On Our Ventura TV
Roy Schneider sat down for a television interview with Our Ventura TV’s Sandra Siepak to discuss the importance of estate planning and why it is never too soon to consider […]
Continue reading…California 2020: New Decade, New Employment Laws!
Each new year brings about new changes in employment law. Governor Gavin Newsom signed into legislation a number of new laws that impact California employers. Here’s what to look for […]
Continue reading…When Is A Person Unfit To Make A Will?
Testamentary capacity refers to a person’s ability to understand and execute a will. As a general rule, most people who are over the age of eighteen are thought to be […]
Continue reading…Don’t Let Your Social Networking Activities Undermine Your Divorce Negotiations
According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, in the past five years 81% of its members have represented clients in cases involving evidence from social networking sites, such as […]
Continue reading…Neighbor Disputes: Property Boundaries
Disputes with neighbors can range widely, from loud parties, to poor upkeep, to boundary encroachments. If you are like most property owners, you take great pride in your land, and […]
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