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How Much Can a Landlord Raise Commercial Rent in California?

How Much Can a Landlord Raise Commercial Rent in California?

  • October 15, 2022
  • Wagner Zemming Christensen Law Firm
  • Real Estate

Inflation has everyone feeling squeezed. While you may be pinching pennies to stay solvent, a California landlord could be looking to maximize their profits and capitalize on the tight commercial…

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How Do You Resolve a Business Dispute in California?

How Do You Resolve a Business Dispute in California?

  • October 1, 2022
  • Wagner Zemming Christensen Law Firm
  • Business Law

Regardless of your industry or the size of your business, business disputes occur all the time. They can occur between a company and an individual or between two businesses. Resolving…

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Protected Classes and Discrimination in California 

Protected Classes and Discrimination in California 

A protected class is a group of people who have specific identifiable traits that have protection under federal and state laws from discrimination in the workplace. Employers cannot use traits,…

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Five Benefits of Private Mediation for Resolving Business Disputes

Five Benefits of Private Mediation for Resolving Business Disputes

  • September 1, 2022
  • Wagner Zemming Christensen Law Firm
  • Mediation

Operating any kind of business is demanding. Business owners often feel overwhelmed by the various responsibilities they must meet each day. They strategize to become successful, expand operations, and continue…

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Recognizing the Signs of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Recognizing the Signs of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Being the victim of sexual harassment in the workplace can be both enraging and humiliating. Everyone has the right to be treated with respect while they are on the job,…

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What Are the Elements of an Enforceable Business Contract?

What Are the Elements of an Enforceable Business Contract?

  • July 25, 2022
  • Wagner Zemming Christensen Law Firm
  • Business Law

When creating a business contract, the last thing you should do is leave some element of the contract open to interpretation. Drafting and establishing a straightforward contract that leaves no…

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Who Owns the Intellectual Property in a Business Partnership?

Who Owns the Intellectual Property in a Business Partnership?

 When you embark on a new business venture with another person, it is easy to imagine that the enthusiasm and the vision you share with them will be aligned forever.…

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Quiet Title Actions vs. Quit Claim Deeds

Quiet Title Actions vs. Quit Claim Deeds

  • July 1, 2022
  • Wagner Zemming Christensen Law Firm
  • Real Estate

Before a property can be sold, it must have a clear title. Mortgage companies will not issue a loan until they determine whether the seller really owns the home. Insurance…

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What Constitutes a Breach of Fiduciary Duty?

What Constitutes a Breach of Fiduciary Duty?

In some legal, business, or financial relationships, one party places its trust in another party to act in the first party’s best interests. These relationships are usually called fiduciary relationships.…

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What Is Inverse Condemnation and How Is it Different from Eminent Domain?

What Is Inverse Condemnation and How Is it Different from Eminent Domain?

  • June 2, 2022
  • Wagner Zemming Christensen Law Firm
  • Real Estate

When the government wishes to seize your property for some public use, like building a school or a road, it normally will file an eminent domain action to obtain possession…

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