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Common workplace safety concerns 

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | May 30, 2026 | Employment Law

Proper safety measures at work do more than prevent accidents. They protect employees’ health and ability to work. Whether in an office, warehouse or on a construction site, it is important to be aware of common safety concerns.  Below are some key points to...

3 important steps for crafting the best possible contracts

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | May 27, 2026 | Business Law

People sometimes call contracts the lifeblood of businesses. Contracts help ensure that businesses have the resources and staffing necessary to operate effectively. Appropriate contracts can therefore have a major impact on a business's long-term success. Many people...

Certain California employees must receive meal breaks

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | May 21, 2026 | Employment Law

Employees in California have very specific protections, some of which have to do with breaks and meal periods. It’s critical that they understand their rights so they can ensure their employer is complying with them.  California is an employee-friendly state because...

What are California’s overtime laws?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | May 13, 2026 | Employment Law

Nobody wants to spend their entire life working, and the 40-hour work week has been the norm for quite a while. What happens, though, when a job runs over and everything can't be done within those 40 hours? Employees who have to "work over" their usual 40 hours are...

Can a California business pay just $7.25 an hour?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | May 5, 2026 | Employment Law

The federal minimum wage hasn’t changed in years. It is currently set at just $7.25 an hour. There are those who call this a poverty wage, noting that it pays someone less annually than the poverty threshold that has been set by the Department of Health and Human...

How to resolve partnership disputes without going to court

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm | Apr 29, 2026 | Business Law

When business partners disagree, the entire company suffers – projects stall, employees notice the tension and profits take a hit. In the fast-paced Los Angeles business world, you cannot waste time on internal fights while your competitors win new clients and grab...

How does sampling work for artists?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Apr 28, 2026 | Entertainment Law

In the music industry, sampling is fairly common. This is just the process of making new works out of existing works. An artist will take a portion of a song that has already been recorded and use that to craft a new song entirely. For instance, there may be an...

Have you been misclassified as an independent contractor?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm, A Professional Law Corporation | Apr 20, 2026 | Employment Law

If an employer hires you as an independent contractor, they need to treat you as so. Cases of employers treating independent contractors as employees, yet not paying them the minimum wage, overtime pay and other benefits, have been reported. So, have you been...

Rounding up wages: Is it legal?

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm | Apr 14, 2026 | Employment Law

Rounding wages is a common practice in some workplaces, even though it doesn’t seem fair. As a result, many workers in California are left wondering whether it is legal—and whether they’re being paid fairly.  The answer is that while rounding is not outright illegal...

Does state minimum wage override federal minimum wage? 

On Behalf of The Lovell Firm | Apr 6, 2026 | Employment Law

The United States has used various iterations of a minimum wage for over 100 years now. Employers are obligated to pay workers at least this wage per hour. They certainly always have the option to pay more, but they cannot offer workers a job for less than the minimum...

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