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Do Insurance Policies Have a Duty to Defend When a Crime is Alleged Against a Director or Officer?
When a business is sued, the business entity is usually covered by insurance that provides funds to defend the lawsuit and to pay a settlement or judgment. Many times, however,…
When Do I Hire a Forensic Accountant?
Many commercial disputes and fraud cases (whether civil or criminal) turn on financial documents. For example, questions of liability may be unanswerable without a financial tracing of how funds were…
Switching Counsel: Should You Hire a Trial Attorney?
The decision to change or add counsel when you approach trial can be difficult. In considering it, you may ask yourself a number of questions, but they can be boiled…
Fraud Under California’s Civil Fraud Statute When a Contract is Fully Integrated
Sometimes business deals or financial transactions end poorly for one or both parties. When these disputes are litigated, it is often under a theory of breach of contract. But not…
California’s Criminal Fraud Statutes
Used in everyday conversation, the word “fraud” can mean a lot of different things. The legal definition, however, is fairly straightforward. “Fraud” is an intentional misrepresentation (or knowing omission) to…
How to Respond When a Federal Agent Wants to Question You
If you are contacted by federal law enforcement agents for an interview or to provide a voluntary statement, it is not unusual to react with anxiety. What could they possibly…
An Investment Advisor’s Breach of Fiduciary Duty
AN INVESTMENT ADVISOR’S BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY Investment advisors have a fiduciary duty to their clients. A fiduciary duty is a legal obligation of the highest degree for one person…
Responding to a Third-Party Subpoena
A subpoena is a demand to produce documents or to testify in connection with a legal proceeding. In civil cases where a plaintiff is suing one or more defendants and…
Trade Secrets and Employee Mobility: California Law and Best Practices
TRADE SECRETS AND EMPLOYEE MOBILITY: CALIFORNIA LAW AND BEST PRACTICES5Jun, 22 Trade secrets are information that is not generally known to others that has actual or potential economic value, which…
What happens if my cryptocurrency trading platform shuts down?
Once viewed as a fringe and highly volatile investment, cryptocurrency, also known as “crypto”, has become increasingly popular and mainstream, triggering plans for more regulation by the Securities and Exchange…
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