Analysis of California civil litigation from the attorneys at Yasmeh Law Group.
Employment Law · 2026-01-08 · 8 min read
The Private Attorneys General Act has a one-year statute, a $75 filing fee, and a notice requirement that cannot be cured. The procedural mechanics that California employees and employment counsel cannot afford to get wrong.
Read: <a href="/insights/paga-the-one-year-clock">PAGA Notice and the One-Year Clock: A Working Guide for California Employees</a>
Personal Injury · 2026-04-22 · 6 min read
A practical breakdown of CCP §335.1, government-entity claim deadlines under Gov. Code §911.2, and tolling considerations that frequently catch injured Californians off guard.
Read: <a href="/insights/california-pi-statute-of-limitations">California Personal Injury Deadlines: What You Actually Have to Know</a>
Employment Law · 2026-03-18 · 7 min read
When CRD is the better forum, when the EEOC is, and when filing both is the right call. With practical timing implications for California employees.
Read: <a href="/insights/feha-vs-title-vii-which-to-file">FEHA vs. Title VII: Where California Employees Should File Their Charge</a>
Real Estate · 2026-03-04 · 7 min read
Civil Code §1946.2 added just-cause and relocation-assistance requirements that have voided more residential unlawful detainer notices than any other statutory change in recent California landlord-tenant law. A working guide.
Read: <a href="/insights/ab-1482-just-cause">AB 1482 Just-Cause Compliance: The Trap Door in California Residential Unlawful Detainer</a>
Business Law · 2026-02-18 · 7 min read
Most partnership disputes end one of three ways: a negotiated buyout, an expulsion under the operating agreement, or a judicial dissolution. Choosing the right framework on day one decides the rest of the case.
Read: <a href="/insights/partnership-disputes-judicial-dissolution">California Partnership Disputes: Buyouts, Expulsions, and Judicial Dissolution</a>
Personal Injury · 2026-01-21 · 6 min read
A premises liability case is built or lost in the first 72 hours after the incident. A working-attorney guide to evidence preservation, notice, and CCP §2031.060 spoliation positioning.
Read: <a href="/insights/premises-liability-evidence-preservation">Premises Liability in California: What to Document Before the Evidence Disappears</a>
Employment Law · 2025-12-12 · 6 min read
California is an at-will state, but the exceptions are broad, and properly framed they convert a hostile firing into a viable cause of action. A working guide to FEHA, Tameny, and the parallel statutory tracks.
Read: <a href="/insights/wrongful-termination-california-feha-tameny">Wrongful Termination in California: Public Policy, FEHA, and What Is Actually Actionable</a>
Real Estate · 2026-02-09 · 5 min read
A commercial unlawful detainer rises or falls on the notice. The drafting choices that survive demurrer, and the ones that do not.
Read: <a href="/insights/commercial-ud-3-day-notice">The Commercial 3-Day Notice: Drafting It to Stand Up at Trial</a>
Personal Injury · 2026-06-25 · 7 min read
When the driver who hit you has no insurance or not enough, the claim moves to your own policy. The offset math, the consent rule that quietly destroys coverage, and a two-year deadline that phone calls do not satisfy.
Read: <a href="/insights/california-um-uim-claims">Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Claims</a>
Debt Collection · 2025-11-19 · 6 min read
A money judgment is a piece of paper until it is enforced. A working guide to abstracts of judgment, bank levies, wage garnishments, debtor examinations, and the renewal clock under CCP §683.020.
Read: <a href="/insights/enforcing-california-judgments">Enforcing California Judgments: The Ten-Year Clock and the Tools You Actually Have</a>
Personal Injury · 2026-08-06 · 7 min read
The settlement figure is not what the client takes home. Who can be repaid out of a California injury recovery, where the statutory caps sit, and why Howell means a stack of bills predicts very little.
Read: <a href="/insights/california-medical-liens-injury-settlement">Medical Liens in California Injury Cases</a>
Personal Injury · 2026-05-14 · 7 min read
The adjuster calls early, the treatment gap opens quietly, and Proposition 213 catches uninsured drivers off guard. What actually matters in the first two weeks after a California collision.
Read: <a href="/insights/california-car-accident-first-steps">What to Do After a California Car Accident</a>
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