Dissolution vs. Sale vs. Walkaway: Best Ways to Close a Business?
Closing a business is rarely as simple as locking the doors and stopping work. Owners may need to decide whether to dissolve the company, sell it or stop operating without a sale.
Fraudulent Conveyances in California: What Business Owners and Creditors Need to Know
California's fraudulent conveyance law has a new name and real teeth. Here's what creditors and business owners need to know about the UVTA.
That AI Chatbot on Your Website Might Be Breaking the Law — Here's California's BOT Act
Most California businesses using AI chatbots or virtual phone assistants have never heard of the BOT Act — a 2019 law that could apply to them. Here's what it actually requires, and the one-sentence fix that keeps you on the right side of it.
Do You Need to Update a Trust After the Trustee Dies in CA?
A trustee's death does not usually invalidate a trust, but it can create important legal and administrative questions. Learn when a California trust may need updating, how successor trustees assume their role, what happens if no replacement is named, and when legal guidance can help keep trust administration on track.
Apricity Law Attorneys Troy Ortiz and Brian Francis Named to 2026 Super Lawyers Rising Stars
Apricity Law is proud to announce that Managing Partner Troy Ortiz and partner Brian Francis have both been named to the 2026 Super Lawyers Rising Stars list — a recognition reserved for the top attorneys in California. It's Troy's seventh consecutive year and a continued run for Brian since 2021.
What if My Co-Owner Won't Pay Their Share of Property Taxes?
When a co-owner refuses to pay their share of property taxes, the entire property may be at risk of penalties and legal complications. This article explains your options under California law, including reimbursement, contribution claims, partition actions, and practical steps you can take to protect your financial interests and ownership rights.
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