Contract Dispute? Here’s What California Business Owners Should Do First
When a contract goes wrong, timing matters. Learn what California business owners should do in the first 7 days of a contract dispute — before mistakes damage your legal position.
Avoiding Legal Headaches: 5 Contract Mistakes California Contractors Make (and How to Fix Them)
Too many California contractors use contracts that fail to protect them. Discover five common mistakes we see in construction agreements — and how to fix them before they lead to payment delays, liability, or lawsuits.
Understanding Corporate Management: Who Is Really in Charge?
A corporation's structure includes shareholders, a board of directors, and executive officers. This layered governance model offers oversight, flexibility, and legal protection. Learn how these roles work together and what to consider if you’re forming a corporation.
The Power of Giving a Sh*t - A Guest Post by CEDRUS
In this guest post, the team at CEDRUS shares why the strongest business relationships are built on more than performance—they're built on passion, purpose, and genuine care. From fierce negotiations to lasting partnerships, this isn’t just brokerage. It’s personal.
Five Types of Risk Businesses Face
Starting and running a business involves risk—but not all risks are equal. From contractual breakdowns to compliance failures, understanding the five major types of risk businesses face is key to minimizing exposure and protecting your company. This article outlines each type and offers practical mitigation strategies.
Does Transferring Property to a Trust Trigger Reassessment in California?
California’s property tax rules treat some trust transfers as a change in ownership—leading to reassessment and higher taxes. Regulation 18 CCR § 462.160 outlines when those transfers occur in the context of trust transfers and what exemptions apply. Learn how revocable vs. irrevocable trusts, beneficiary designations, and trust termination events can affect your property tax bill—and how to plan ahead to preserve your Prop 13 base.
This content is provided for general informational purposes only, and your access or use of the content does not create an attorney-client relationship between you or your organization and Apricity Law, PC. By accessing this content, you agree that the information provided does not constitute legal or other professional advice. This content is not a substitute for obtaining legal advice from a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction, and you should not act or refrain from acting based on this content. This content may be changed without notice. It is not guaranteed to be complete, correct, or up to date, and it may not reflect the most current legal developments. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Do not send any confidential information to Apricity Law, as we do not have any duty to keep any information you provide to us confidential. Some content on this site may have been drafted or refined with the assistance of artificial intelligence and has been reviewed by a licensed attorney prior to publication. This content may be considered Attorney Advertising.