This past week, Ron and Derek attended the California Trucking Association’s Central Coast President’s Night at Verge Vineyards in Gilroy. The event honored CTA’s outgoing President Joe Giammona for his hard work in advocating for the transportation community throughout the past year.
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Cal/OSHA just released an advisory to all employers as a reminder of the need to protect your employees for the unhealthy air quality due to the wildfire smoke. Employers must ensure that the Air Quality Index (AQI) is safe for their employees
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On October 20, 2017, our attorneys Ron Chauvel and Angel Riley, along with Dr. Dan Glatt (partner April’s husband), joined the Rotary Club of San Mateo and participated in the annual rotary fun run to raise money for local students. Angel, a
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We are pleased to announce that Nicholas Gioiello has joined the firm of Chauvel & Glatt. Nick is a Bay Area transplant originally from the Los Angeles area. He attended Occidental College for his undergraduate degree and earned his Juris Doctorate from
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Amazing night and another great event with our partner April Glatt’s Exceptional Women in Business group. Special shout out to DEL’OLIVA on Burlingame Ave. for hosting our event! We love sharing and making new connections!
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It is not unusual for an estate planning attorney to come across an estate plan that clients drafted themselves. Drafting your own estate plan, although possible and cost-effective, is something estate planning practitioners advise against. There are numerous reasons to seek legal
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Last night, our partner April Glatt, along with her fellow members of the Exceptional Women In Business Group came out to support the Burlingame Library Foundation Speaker Series. Dr. Lucy Kalanith spoke about her husband Paul’s book “When Breath Becomes Air”, an
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Last year, the California Fair Employment and Housing Act, which makes specific employment practices unlawful including the harassment of an employee, greatly narrowed the existing requirements of an employer to train and educate all employees in businesses where there are 5 or
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As the end of 2019 is quickly approaching, SB 826 is causing a stir! SB 826 signed into law last year and codified in California Corporations Code §301.3 & §2115.5, requires that all publicly held foreign or domestic corporations whose principal executive
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As California employers know, one of the hottest issues in wage & hour litigation is on the subject of meal and rest breaks. On August 1, 2019, the Ninth Circuit court, in Cole v. CRST Van Expedited, Inc. asked the California Supreme
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