How the CA Supreme Court Changed the Rules on Independent Contractors

On April 30, 2018, the California Supreme Court issued its much anticipated ruling in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court that makes it more difficult for companies to label workers as independent contractors rather than employees and overturns nearly 30 years of legal precedence. The Court tossed out a more flexible standard that had...

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How to Avoid Family Conflict In Naming Your Trustee

Choosing a trustee or financial fiduciary to handle your estate upon death or incapacity is very personal decision and varies from family to family.  Some families prefer to name their children as their successor trustees or financial fiduciaries.  However, consider the “explosiveness” potential of requiring all your children to agree on every decision.  On...
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What Nonprofits Need to Know about Charitable Gifts

Tax exempt organizations may accept contributions of cash or property.  A tax deduction is allowed for any charitable contribution of which is made within the taxable year under IRC Section 170(c).  The organization has an obligation to substantiate contributions for the donor’s income tax deductions purposes.  A gift acceptance policy will serve as a...
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Schneiders & Associates, L.L.P. Welcomes Experienced Litigation Attorney Georgianna Pennington Regnier to the Firm

Ventura County business law firm Schneiders & Associates, L.L.P. welcomes attorney Georgianna Pennington Regnier to the firm. Georgianna practices in the areas of business and civil litigation, employment law in State and Federal courts and in administrative forums with an emphasis on Federal Civilian Employees....
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