Compelling Arbitration When There Are Nonsignatories to an Arbitration Agreement
A Motion to Compel Arbitration is becoming a more regular occurrence with the increased frequency of arbitration agreements. Even in…
New Claims in an Employee’s Amended DFEH Complaint May be Dismissed if the Employee’s Initial DFEH Complaint Did Not Exhaust All Potential Administrative Remedies
California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (“FEHA”) provides procedures and remedies to deter and redress unlawful employment practices. Under FEHA,…
As Technology Improves, So Does Its Application in the Construction Industry
Originally published March 29, 2019 in The Critical Path newsletter for the Construction Law Committee for DRI by Jason Daniel…
Texas Updates Conditions Under Which a Landlord May Collect Late Fees for Late Rent and Defines What is Considered a Reasonable Late Fee
The State of Texas has updated the conditions under which a landlord may collect a late fee for a tenant’s…