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California Construction Law: Important Changes AheadJeffrey B. Kirzner,Daniel D. McMillan,Stephen V. O'Neal, January 11, 2012
A number of significant changes to California construction statutes take effect over the next year. The first group of changes caps the amount of retention that can be withheld on public projects and shortens the time in which progress payments to subcontractors must be statutorily made on public...
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act: New Disclosure Requirements for Companies Doing Business in California to Take Effect January 1, 2012David S. Boyce,Timothy G. Hoxie,Christopher J. Lovrien,Amanda Pushinsky, November 17, 2011
On January 1, 2012, California Civil Code Section 1714.43, or the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 ("the Act"), will go into effect. This new law will require large retail sellers and manufacturing companies to publicly disclose what, if any, efforts they have taken to...
2011 California Labor and Employment Legislative UpdateAaron L. Agenbroad,Richard J. Bergstrom,George S. Howard,F. Curt Kirschner,Robert A. Naeve,Deborah Crandall Saxe,Steven M. Zadravecz, November 7, 2011
In early October, California Governor Jerry Brown signed a variety of important employment and labor-related statutes. Although Gov. Brown vetoed several additional anti-employer measures, this year marks a turning point for employers with workforces in California. We anticipate that the 2012...
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