If you are charged with a crime in California, it doesn't mean that you will be convicted. It's possible that you will be acquitted of the charge or that it will be dropped at some point before a verdict is reached. There is also a possibility that the prosecutor in...
Civil Litigation
Forensic evidence vs. junk science in the courtroom
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Feb 3, 2023 | Blog, Civil Litigation
Forensic evidence and junk science are two terms often used in the legal system, particularly in criminal cases. While forensic evidence is a scientifically recognized and widely accepted form of evidence in California, junk science refers to any type of scientific...
FDA warns supplement makers about diabetes claims
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Jun 7, 2022 | Blog, Civil Litigation
If your company based in California sells products or supplements designed to improve the health of people afflicted with chronic health conditions, you may come under increased scrutiny by the United States federal government. Last fall, the Food and Drug...
Ex-Stanford coach first to be sentenced in bribery scandal
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Jun 21, 2019 | Civil Litigation
The college admissions bribery scandal that shocked the country has seen its first sentence. A former sailing coach at Stanford University faced charges of racketeering conspiracy in the scandal. The Washington Post reports that prosecutors sought steep penalties of...
Shareholder issues can lead to complex civil litigation
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Mar 27, 2019 | Civil Litigation
Because of the many different people and pieces involved in running businesses, it is common for disputes to come about. Owners, partners, shareholders, employees and numerous other individuals associated with a company could have reason to voice concerns over certain...
Residents begin complex civil litigation against PG&E
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Dec 17, 2018 | Civil Litigation
Wildfires are not new to California. However, recent fires cost more lives and property than any in history, leaving dozens dead and hundreds of thousands of acres scorched. While investigators are still working to narrow down the cause of the blaze, some residents...
Reality TV boxer risks complex civil litigation for quitting
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Nov 4, 2018 | Civil Litigation
Whether one is planning a wedding on a California beach or a multi-nation tour, the person in charge of the event must foresee any contingencies and meet the expectations and demands of all involved. However, an event promoter also relies on other parties to fulfill...
Mattress Firm faces complex civil litigation
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Sep 24, 2018 | Civil Litigation
In California and beyond, getting a good night's sleep is important. However, some former executives of Mattress Firm may not be sleeping very well lately. The company has filed a lawsuit against two men now under investigation for numerous claims of misconduct that...
Civil litigation is an option for breach of partnership contract
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Aug 13, 2018 | Civil Litigation
In California and across the country, business partnerships are often compared to marriages. They include many similar characteristics in the way partners run the business together, and they may end in civil litigation if the partners are no longer able to get along....
Complex civil litigation when performers back out of contracts
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Jul 2, 2018 | Civil Litigation
Concert and event promoters carry a significant amount of responsibility. In addition to lining up acts for their events, the promoters must advertise the events and ensure everything is in place on the date of the show. When things go wrong, it is often the promoter...
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