Shervin Behnam

In this vlog, we’ll discuss the top employee rights all workers should know about in California. nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DisgdiEoc10 In California, the Labor Code entitles employees to certain protection. At the most basic level, employees are entitled to the following rights: An employee is entitled to minimum wage. In California, the rate is currently $15.50 an hour, […]

In this video blog, we’ll discuss the top 3 things you want to look for when selecting an attorney for your personal injury case. https://youtu.be/4IyY1am87_s One of the most common questions I’ve received in the past 20 years is how do I select an attorney. Finding an attorney online is easy selecting the right one

Failure to function A failure to function rejection means that the proposed trademark does not function as a trademark because it fails to identify the source of the goods or services. These types of rejections are common with marks that are either generic or descriptive of the goods or services being offered. In order to

Car and truck accidents in Los Angeles are very common, partly due to the fact that there are too many cars on the road and partly due to the violation of the vehicle code. We will go over the top five traffic laws that lead to accidents and provide instances for each. Vehicle Code Section

A trademark watch service consists of highly focused algorithmic computer searches to detect any name, logo, graphic, handle, title, or domain that may infringe on your trademark. The monitoring service will usually search numerous databases such as the USPTO, state business filings, domain registrations, social media names, online marketplaces, to name a few, to find

A trademark is any symbol, design, word, or phrase that identifies and distinguishes the goods or services of one business from those of another. It is a valuable asset that helps build consumer loyalty and brand recognition. Once a trademark is registered, its initial term is only for 10 years, after which it must be

California’s pure comparative fault system Under California law, a plaintiff who may have had some degree of fault or negligence in an accident may still be able to recover some damages from the defendant. This concept is known as comparative fault and it applies to car accidents, bicycle accidents, motorcycle accidents, or any other type