The EEOC Hates These Apples!
There is a great scene in a very old movie, [...]
About Robert G. Fishman
Robert Fishman graduated from law school in 1970 after a short tour of active duty in the U.S. Army. He began work in the tax department of the national accounting firm of Coopers & Lybrand in Cincinnati, Ohio, and later in their New York City office. In 1974, he left New York and joined the Fresno law firm of Baker, Manock & Jensen to head up its tax practice. In 2000, He was a founding member of Fishman, Larsen & Callister.California High Speed Rail: How to Defer Paying Income Tax on the Sale of Your Property
Partner, Bob Fishman, recently finished writing an article on the [...]
FEHA Disability Regulations — Invitation to Our Legal Beagle Bagel Breakfast Training Course
The DFEH disability regulations were modified effective December 30, 2012. [...]
Obama’s Proposed Budget: Making the Death Tax More Deadly
So much for the "permanent" tax law changes that were [...]
The Impact of the Private Attorneys General Act on Employment Claims
In 2004 California enacted the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA). [...]
Occupational Assumption of the Risk
Can an employee assume the risks associated with the job and [...]
Income Earned by Tribal Members on Reservations Now CA Tax-Exempt
The Franchise Tax Board has recently announced that tribal members [...]
When is an Intern Really an Intern?
The weather is warming up. Spring break has concluded. Students [...]
Why Mark Zuckerberg May Never Pay Taxes Again: Buy, Borrow & Die
CNN op-ed: Zuck Never Has to Pay Taxes Again, by [...]
Do You Pay a Piece Rate or for Flagged Hours? Employer Beware!
On April 2, 2013 the California Court of Appeal published [...]