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Local HR Leaders Confront Rising Legal Complexity as Workplace Disputes Grow More Nuanced

  In a labor environment shaped by evolving regulations, heightened employee awareness of opportunities to challenge and sue employers, and increasingly complex workplace dynamics, employers across Greater Palm Springs face a stark reality: nearly every personnel decision carries legal risk. That was the central message delivered by employment law attorney

Coachella Valley Governmental Law Stops Illegal Local Area Dispensaries

Recent California Marijuana Legislation In a recent article, a historic piece of legislation has been passed in California with the legalization of marijuana. Medicinal and recreational smokers can legally purchase cannabis from their local dispensary, wherever marijuana is sold. Residents must be eighteen years of age or older and have

Coachella Law Firm Hosts 3rd Annual Awards Ceremony

SBEMP LLC. hosts 3rd annual entrepreneurial awards to celebrate the business leadership of local area professionals. They were able to recognize the diversity, and excellence in the economic industry. SBEMP recognized those individuals in the Coachella Valley making a tremendous difference in the local community. Many local leaders under the

New Updates To Assembly Bill 46

Women in California employed by the government have received new protection regarding wage discrimination through a bill signed by Governor Jerry Brown, according to an article on the Sacramento Bee. Under Assembly Bill 46, wage discrimination claims can be pursued by female public employees through the Division of Labor Standards

Understanding Your Local Gun Laws

After witnessing the most violent shooting in modern American history, many are starting to examine the country’s gun laws. Partially because of its history of gun violence, California has some of the strictest laws in the country. 

The Main Types and Signs of Sexually Transmitted Diseases

According to a study conducted, it was revealed that 40 percent of adults could hardly detect signs associated with STDs. Another research conducted by Mintel showed that at least 28 percent of youths aged below 25 years would not go for a check-up even after having sex that wasn’t protected.