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As a business owner, it is your hope that the employees you bring on board will have good intentions as they become integrated into your business practices and learn the tactics that make your brand stand out as a success. Unfortunately, not every employee is as trustworthy as they may seem. When a former employee uses your business’s trade secret information to steal your customers, you can hold them legally responsible for their actions with...

In the recent triumph of Lawson et al. v. Shadow Hills Single Family Lots Owners' Association, homeowners Nancy and Larry Lawson and Melinda and John Coggi secured a significant win, highlighting the importance of strategic legal expertise. As the legal landscape evolves, understanding your rights and navigating the intricacies of governing documents becomes crucial. When facing challenges with homeowners' associations, you need a legal partner with a proven track record of excellence. Callahan & Blaine...

In 2024, Callahan & Blaine proudly sees six of its attorneys selected as Super Lawyers. This esteemed recognition is a testament to the firm's dedication to excellence. Edward Susolik's inclusion in the Super Lawyers Top 100 list for Southern California and the Top 50 list for Orange County further amplifies the firm's standing in the legal landscape. As a client seeking legal representation, the presence of Super Lawyers at Callahan & Blaine assures you that...

Jackknife truck accidents occur when the “trailer” portion of a tractor-trailer swings out from behind the cab of the truck and forms a 90-degree angle with the cab, resembling an open jackknife. These incidents can lead to significant injuries and property damage on the roadways. Here, we want to examine how jackknife truck accidents typically occur along with the importance of speaking to a truck accident attorney in Irvine if you have been harmed due...

When we examine the information available from the California Office of Traffic Safety, we can see that there were 539 total motorcyclist fatalities across the state during the most recent reporting year. During that same year, there were more than 11,400 total motorcyclist injuries. This may seem like a significant number of fatalities and injuries, but the number would likely be higher if California did not have the requirement that all motorcycle riders and passengers...