California Labor Law Attorney

Nakase Law Firm’s mission is to ensure fair pay in all workplaces and protection under California labor law.  As your California labor attorney, we can fight against employers wage theft, discrimination, and retaliation. The workers’ hard earned wages belongs to the workers to provide for their families.

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Hello! I’m Brad Nakase, a California labor law lawyer. Since 2006, I have been a boutique law office that focuses quality of my services by accepting a limited number of clients.

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What is an Independent Contractor under California Labor Laws?

What is California Labor Laws on Exempt Employee vs Nonexempt Employee?

What are California Pay stub laws?

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What is California Labor Laws for Tips Pooling?

What is California Laws for Wrongful Termination?

What are California Labor Laws for Discrimination, Harassment?

Break, Lunch, and Meal Breaks Laws

What is California Labor Laws on Paternity Leave, Maternity Leave, and Sick Leave?

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Fiduciary Responsibility Definition

A fiduciary responsibility refers to an organization that must put another person’s best interest first. A fiduciary duty is the highest standard of care in law. For example, a lawyer owes a fiduciary responsibility to the clients, a doctor owes a fiduciary duty to a patient, and a trustee owes a fiduciary duty to a beneficiary.

What is profit formula and how to calculate profit formula?

A business profit is revenue minus expenses. The profit formula in accounting calculates the net gains or losses incurred by the business for a period by subtracting the total expenses from the total income: Total Income – Total Expenses - Profit

What is invoice reconciliation?

Invoice reconciliation is the process of matching bank statements to incoming and outgoing invoices. The purpose of invoice reconciliation is to confirm that the data entry is correctly matched with every invoice.

What Makes a Verbal Contract Valid

A verbal contract is valid when contractual elements are satisfied, such as evidence of an offer, acceptance of the offer, and consideration which is an exchange of value between the parties.

Marketing Transport Company

The easiest way of growing your list of clients is to schedule a meeting with businesses that do a lot of shipping and introduce your transportation company. Then, engage an internet presence to market your transportation business.

What Can You Do with a Toxic Business Partner?

A bad partnership could lead to profit loss and toxic company culture. The first way of dealing with a toxic business partner is to schedule a meeting to discuss your concerns calmly.

Disruptive Business Model

Disruptive business models are disruptive innovations that bring new business ideas or technology to existing markets. A disruptive business does not fit the profile of a standard business model. Amazon is considered as one of the world's most disruptive companies.

How to Get a Business Loan with Bad Credit

For small business owners with bad credit, the easiest place to get a business loan is with the SBA. Although not easy, entrepreneurs with bad credit can get a small business loan.

How to Get a Small Business Grant

You can get a small business grant from the Small Business Administration. Also, check your local government for small business stimulus grants.

Pros and Cons of Etsy

Etsy Pro: Your products are given a large audience, and you easily sell your merchandise. Etsy Cons: You can only sell handmade or vintage merchandise, and there are many competitors.

What is a Breach of Contract in California?

A breach of contract in California arose when a party to a contract failed to achieve a legal duty the contract created. When a party to a contract fails to fulfill the terms of a binding contract, they are liable for damages for breaching the contract.

Business Equipment Leasing Pros and Cons

One advantage of equipment leasing is that you don’t need to come up with all the cash to buy the equipment. One disadvantage of equipment leasing is higher overall costs than outright purchasing the equipment.

LLC vs DBA

The main difference between an LLC and a DBA is that an LLC is a business entity, and a DBA is a registered fictitious business name. Sole proprietors, general partnerships, and LLC can register for a DBA.

What is an LLC and how does it work

An LLC is a business entity that protects the owners with limited liability protection. An LLC also offers pass-through taxation, which means the company’s profits and losses pass through to the owner’s personal tax level.

What Is a Disregarded Entity?

A “disregarded entity” refers to an entity with one owner and not organized as an entity such as a corporation, LLC, or partnership. For federal tax purposes, the disregarded entity and the owner, who is a natural person, are not treated separate.

California Breach of Fiduciary Duty

A fiduciary is a professional person who owes a legal and ethical responsibility to another person. Examples of people with fiduciary duties are lawyers, financial advisors, corporate officers, corporate directors, etc. A breach of fiduciary duty occurs when the professional person fails to do what was legally and ethically required of them.

List of 12 Biggest Business Startup Costs

It is a good idea for every entrepreneur to consider the costs associated with starting their business. Financing is stressful, but estimating startup costs goes a long way to ensuring a business succeeds.

Is it legal to sell homemade food in California?

California is one of the only states to allow individuals to sell homemade meals, including meals that contain meat. So long as you have California required permits and licenses, it is legal to sell homemade food in California.

10 Tips on How To Start A Food Truck Business

Running a food truck business is an exciting and trendy opportunity for any entrepreneur with a passion for food. If a business owner chooses the right financing options and follows the above tips, then he or she has every chance of success.

What Is the Partnership Agreement?

A business partnership agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms and conditions for the partners of a company. The partnership agreement includes ownership interests, management structure, rights and duties of the partners, business operations, and financial decision-making.

What is a demand letter?

A demand letter is a letter that is commonly written by a lawyer on behalf of a client setting forth facts supporting a demand for money. A demand letter is usually the first step in resolving a dispute between two opposing parties.

What is working capital cycles?

In business, a Working Capital Cycle is the period that a company waits to receive payment to create available cash. A long cycle means tying up capital for a longer time without earning a return. Short cycles allow your business to free up cash faster.

What Happens When Business Partners Disagree?

Before going nuclear, when business partners disagree, the partners should talk about how to move forward. If talking fails, the partners may discuss a buy-out. However, if there is wrongdoing by one business partner, a lawsuit may be an option.

Bank Statement Business Loans

A business bank statement loan lender relies only on the company’s bank statements to qualify the borrower.

How to Prove a Verbal Contract

To prove a verbal contract is by getting witnesses to testify that the agreement was made. Also, proving a contract existed can be supported by documents such as receipts, invoices, delivery, statements, text messages, and emails.

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