For California residents managing digital assets or considering estate planning for cryptocurrency holdings, understanding regulatory compliance in the crypto space is essential for protecting your wealth and family’s financial future. A U.S.... Read more »
California Legal Implications: Digital Assets, Privacy, and Post-Mortem Disputes According to a recent report by Axios, Representative Tony Gonzales is facing calls for resignation following allegations of an affair with a former... Read more »
Federal prosecutors have charged four individuals in a fraud scheme that resulted in the bogus sale of a Burbank home for $1.5 million, with neither the legitimate homeowner nor the purported buyer... Read more »
For California residents concerned about online conduct, digital reputation management, and the legal implications of livestream incidents—this analysis breaks down a high-profile case and what it means for content creators and families.... Read more »
Shareholders at eXp World Holdings, the parent company of eXp Realty, are unhappy about the recent spate of lawsuits and media coverage the firm has received regarding allegations of sexual assault and... Read more »
Invitation Homes, the nation’s largest single-family landlord, has agreed to pay $48 million to settle a handful of allegations, including that it illegally charged undisclosed junk fees, withheld tenant security deposits and... Read more »
Since the original filing of a lawsuit about the extinguishment of a priority lien tied to the loan portfolio collateral of Reverse Mortgage Funding (RMF), Texas Capital Bank (TCB) has argued in... Read more »
California-based mortgage brokerage Loan Factory was sued by a class of loan originators, who allege that the company used their personal and professional information, without their authorization, on its website in an... Read more »