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BBK Partner Nancy Park Recognized with LAI Sacramento Capitol Award
Best Best & Krieger LLP (BBK) is proud to share that business and real estate attorney Nancy Park has been awarded the Lambda Alpha International (LAI) Sacramento Capitol Award. This award honors an individual whose sustained regional and/or international service has made a meaningful impact on LAI.
Grateful for those who have kept us healthy | Tell Your Story
The year was 1955. I was 13 months old and my mother was feeding me on a spring morning while watching “The Today Show” on a black and white television with a tiny screen. Big news was announced – Dr. Jonas Salk’s vaccine against polio had been found to be effective and safe. It soon would be available to the public. My mother, a public heath nurse, broke down and wept. This development meant I would be spared the ravages of polio.
Grateful for those who have kept us healthy | Tell Your Story
The year was 1955. I was 13 months old and my mother was feeding me on a spring morning while watching “The Today Show” on a black and white television with a tiny screen. Big news was announced – Dr. Jonas Salk’s vaccine against polio had been found to be effective and safe. It soon […] Standard Digital $3 for 1 year Offer valid for non-subscribers only
A fast-changing world calls for new strategic business principles - Sacramento Business Journal
One of the main topics of discussion in 2023 was artificial intelligence and ChatGPT and how these innovative tools could be implemented. Remote and hybrid work environments and mandatory return-to-work responsibilities have caused what appears to be permanent workplace changes. Tech changes related to immersive reality, cloud computing, space technology and mobility will continue to permeate the non-tech business world and accelerate change.
Real Estate Acquisitions for Public Agencies: Do Your Homework! | JD Supra
Thorough, Fact-finding Due Diligence Mitigates Risks, Writes Real Estate Attorney Nancy Park in PublicCEO Real estate acquisitions gone awry can be damaging for public agencies. They can tarnish an agency’s reputation, diminish public trust and put taxpayer dollars at risk. There is a positive, however. Negative outcomes are almost entirely avoidable. When it comes to real estate acquisitions, the importance of a thorough, fact-finding due diligence process cannot be stressed enough.
BB&K: When it comes to real estate acquisitions, here’s how you avoid surprises
Do Your Homework! Thorough, Fact-finding Due Diligence Mitigates Risks for Public Agencies By Nancy Park, Best Best & Krieger LLP Real estate acquisitions gone awry can be damaging for public agencies. They can tarnish an agency’s reputation, diminish public trust and put taxpayer dollars at risk. There is a positive, however. Negative outcomes are almost entirely avoidable.
Best in Law: Should Your Business File a Property Tax Appeal? | JD Supra
Taxpayers Have Options to Contest their Property Tax Bill In the past month, California property tax bills have become due. While some markets are hot and property values are rising, commercial property values have declined in some areas, especially office and retail spaces impacted by COVID-19 economic strains.
Should business owners consider a property tax appeal?
By Mark A. Easter, Nancy A. Park and Miles B.H. Krieger | Best in Law contributing writers In the past month, California property tax bills have become due. While some markets are hot and property values are rising, commercial property values have declined in some areas, especially office and retail spaces impacted by COVID-19 economic strains.
Best in Law: Three Steps Commercial Landlords Should Take to Avoid COVID-19 Liability | JD Supra
Safe Spaces are a Priority The federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration recently released new guidelines for employers to implement best practices in protecting workplaces during the COVID-19 pandemic. While these guidelines are written for employers, commercial landlords should consider following them, too, to promote safety in their buildings.
Best in Law: Six Business Lessons Learned from 2020 | JD Supra
It Was a Year Like No Other, and BB&K Business Attorney Nancy Park Shared Some Takeaways By now, we’ve all seen plenty of retrospectives summarizing 2020, and can agree it was an epic year like no other. The COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters, social justice riots and political insurrection brought many lessons and new rules for businesses as they regroup and move forward.
6 new business rules from an epic (pandemic) year
By now, we’ve all seen plenty of retrospectives summarizing 2020, and can agree it was an epic year like no other. The COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters, social justice riots and political insurrection brought many lessons and new rules for businesses as they regroup and move forward. All of these events and situations, which seemed unheard of or unreal just a year ago, have created a playbook for businesses to follow if they are to safely and successfully navigate whatever threat comes next.
Best in Law: Masks in Businesses | JD Supra
What are the Mandatory Face-Covering Requirements? The headlines and social media posts are viral in a hot minute: Business owner rejects maskless customers and customers angrily threaten to sue. Maskless patrons take note: Business owners in California have the right to require that you wear face masks under new laws created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and those that existed before the health crisis.
Cell Site Landlords: Expect Increase in Requests to Install Generators | JD Supra
Don’t Surrender Your Property Rights Cell tower operators will soon have the regulatory right to deploy generators and other communications equipment up to 30 feet outside of their current site under rule changes adopted by the FCC in its Nov. 3 Report and Order. The Order will take effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register, which has not yet happened. In addition to this FCC Order, California adopted a law, which goes into effect Jan.
Commercial Landlords and Tenants Should Work Together During COVID-19 | JD Supra
How to Not Let Unpaid Rent Ruin the Financial Relationship We’re a long way from those early COVID-19 pandemic days when California businesses were ordered closed and emergency regulations were enacted to stop evictions. It was clear even then that rent would not be forgiven, and landlords were encouraged to be creative — not punitive — with their tenants.
Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Makes Big Changes to COVID-19 Paycheck Protection Program | JD Supra
Loan Forgiveness Requirements Among the Changes The Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act, signed into law by the President Friday, was enacted in response to criticism that the original Paycheck Protection Program was too restrictive and underestimated the long-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The PPP provides businesses with access to low-interest loans with the potential for loan forgiveness if the borrower complies with certain rules.
Requirements for Supporting COVID-19 PPP Forgiveness Requests | JD Supra
Part 2: Small Business Administration Updates Paycheck Protection Program Guidance Part 1 of this series, Calculating COVID-19 PPP Loan Forgiveness, discussed how the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program has become a vital lifeline for businesses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and provided an overview of the recently released PPP Loan Forgiveness Application.
Calculating COVID-19 PPP Loan Forgiveness | JD Supra
Part 1: Small Business Administration Updates Paycheck Protection Program Guidance Due to economic hardship caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses have become reliant on loans from the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program to stay afloat.
COVID-19: Guidance for Landlords and Tenants | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
COVID-19: Small Business Support | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
How California’s SB 35 Can Be Used to Streamline Real Estate Development Projects | K&L Gates LLP - JDSupra
Real Estate - Residential Doctrine of Impossibility: Coronavirus As a Defense for Non-Performance by Daniel McIntosh, Emmett Egger | Lowndes Contract Terms, Coronavirus/COVID-19, Force Majeure Clause, Impossibility, Performance Standards New Jersey Proposes Bill That May Require Insurers to Cover COVID-19 Business Interruption Losses by Christina Gallo | Carlton Fields Business Interruption, Coronavirus/COVID-19, Legislative Agendas, Property Insurance COVID-19 Addendum To Colorado Real...
COVID-19: Eviction and Foreclosure Moratoria and Business Regulations | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
Best in Law: Preprinted Contracts | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Pre-printed contracts - to use … or not
Pre-printed legal contracts and forms are an increasingly popular way to save time and money. They allow you to avoid “re-creating the wheel” by drafting a new contract each time one is necessary. Whether it’s for a real estate purchase or a general business contract, these out-of-the-box forms are enticing… but they come with some drawbacks, too.
Best in Law: Holy Smoke! Smoking Cannabis at Private Business Events - BB&K Attorneys Nancy Park and Ashley Zambrano Discuss When you Can, and Can’t, Light Up | Best Best & Krieger LLP - JDSupra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
It’s April 20, a time traditionally associated with smoking cannabis, but there are still a few and don’ts if you don’t want to alienate your boss or friends. If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, for example, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business?
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business? You normally consider this to be private property, and so you are only subject to the building rules (or your own rules if you own the building).
Holy smoke! Can you smoke cannabis at private events?
Breaking News Turpin couple in Perris torture case sentenced to 25 years to life after children speak April 19, 2019 at 10:52 am If you don’t want your work event to go up in smoke, there are some property rules you need to know when it comes to cannabis use. Now that lighting up includes smoking cannabis as well as cigarettes, do you need to be worried when you host a private event in your place of business?
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