Will California’s Bullet Train Be Solyndra Times Seven?
Chris Reed has a must read article in the City Journal pointing out some of the extreme revenue assumptions made by the California High-Speed Rail Authority. [...]
That Music Isn’t Free!
Do you play music in your business? Maybe you own a restaurant and play music from CDs or perhaps even hire a live band. Be [...]
Proposal to Cap California Gas Taxes
George Runner, a member of the State Board of Equalization is seeking to persuade lawmakers to support a limit on gas taxes in the event [...]
California’s Reliance on the One Percent
Currently, California relies disproportionately on high-income earners. As can be expected, states that rely the most on the wealthy now have the largest budget gaps to [...]
Arbitration Clauses: What to do When Current Employees Won’t Sign
My colleague, Travis Stokes, prepared this blog on arbitration agreements. We often recommend that our clients use arbitration agreements with employees. You can avoid a jury [...]
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