When most people think of contracts, they often forget that a contract may be breached under California contract laws when one party unconditionally refuses to perform the promised task. In court, this type of refusal is referred to as a repudiation of the contract. When one party indicates repudiation—through words, actions, or both—the injured partyContinue reading “Breach of Contract: Anticipatory Breach”
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Recording Without Consent is Illegal in California
As technology continues to advance and audio recording systems become sleeker and more discrete, many individuals have rightfully feared the possibility of someone recording a confidential conversation. In California, it is actually illegal for people to record a private/confidential conversation or telephone call without one’s consent. Recording someone without the others’ knowledge is an actContinue reading “Recording Without Consent is Illegal in California”
How to Successfully Petition an EB-5 Case for Iranian Investors
With President Trump’s foreign policies with Iran, some Iranian investors become uneasy about pursuing an EB-5 visa. This article will clarify the new updates and explain important things to know before pursuing an EB-5 petition. First, Iranian nationals must understand that EB-5 petitions are still a viable option for investors looking to immigrate to theContinue reading “How to Successfully Petition an EB-5 Case for Iranian Investors”
Important Things to Know about California’s Statute of Limitations
Why are there Statutes of Limitations? What do they do? Legislatures mandate specific time limits for victims interested in filing lawsuits because it assumes that the reliability of one’s evidence decreases as more time passes by. For defendants of the case, they can invoke the statute of limitations when the suing party fails to fileContinue reading “Important Things to Know about California’s Statute of Limitations”
California Statute of Frauds: Contracts that are Unenforceable
When it comes to California contract laws, oral or verbal contracts are typically valid and enforceable. However, in some circumstances where the uncertain nature of oral agreement compromises the contract, a written record be required in order to make it legally binding. The California Statute of Frauds is a set of statutory provisions that outlineContinue reading “California Statute of Frauds: Contracts that are Unenforceable”
