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BWB&O Partners Speak at the CLM Construction Conference

BWB&O is a proud Emerald Sponsor of the CLM Construction Conference, September 25-27 at the Marriott Marquis San Diego. We are pleased to announce that Partners Keith Bremer and John Toohey have been invited to speak as industry experts during the CLM Construction Conference. Keith Bremer is a featured speaker on a panel titled Handling...

BWB&O is a Proud Sponsor of the Annual IACP 2019 Conference!

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We are pleased to announce that BWB&O is a second time sponsor of the IACP 2019 Annual Conference taking place in Orange County, California. The International Association of Claims Professionals is a forum for senior Claims leaders to build relationships with their peers and enhance their knowledge of strategic claim issues and trends. Partner Keith...

Keith Bremer is Featured on the Justice Team Podcast

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Simon Law Group “The Justice Team” created a podcast to discuss the ins and outs of the courtroom. We are pleased to announce that they invited Keith Bremer to speak during their recent episode. This episode is called “Defense Trial Lawyer Panel”. In this episode they bring in three elite Defense attorneys and Plaintiff attorney...

To Purge or Not to Purge: Retaining Client Files in the Digital Age, By Nicole Nuzzo

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Bremer Whyte Brown & O’Meara, LLP is excited to share Partner, Nicole Nuzzo’s most recent publication titled, “To Purge or Not to Purge: Retaining Client Files in the Digital Age”. The article was originally published by the Orange County Bar Association (OCBA) and was republished by the Computer and Internet Lawyer, a national publication issued...

Lucian Greco is Featured in the Buffalo Law Journal

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Partner Lucian Greco from Buffalo, New York was featured in the Buffalo Law Journal. The article is about Mr. Greco finding success and building a career in Las Vegas. Mr. Greco was interviewed in the BWB&O Las Vegas office where he shared how he built his amazing career as an attorney. Lucian attended the University...

Danielle Carter is published in Employment Law Daily

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Employment Law Daily covers recent current state and federal court decisions from the Supreme Court, Appellate Courts and District Courts. Ms. Carter wrote an excellent article titled, “Strategic Perspectives” in which she references the case Diaz v. Sohnen Enterprises, relating to arbitration clauses in the state of California. “Arbitration clauses typically apply to all legal claims against an...

What is a Power of Attorney?

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A power of attorney is a written instrument that enables a person or an organization (the “principal”) to delegate to someone trustworthy (the “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”) the authority to do certain things on the principal’s behalf, such as manage property or make decisions relating to healthcare. For instance, a business might assign power of attorney...

How to Deal with a Breach of Contract

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Generally, the law obligates informed, mature adults to keep promises made in the context of a contract. This article addresses four steps to take in the event that such a promise is broken. The first step is to determine whether a contract has in fact been formed. In doing so, you will need to answer...

What is a Subordination Agreement?

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Put simply, a subordination agreement is a legal agreement which establishes one debt as ranking behind another debt in the priority for collecting repayment from a debtor. It is an arrangement that alters the lien position. Without a subordination clause, loans take chronological priority which means that a deed of trust recorded first will be...

Dealing with Abandoned Property After Foreclosure

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California landlords must follow very specific steps before disposing of property that is clearly abandoned, left on real estate which has been the subject of court proceedings such as eviction or foreclosure, or otherwise left behind. Following the statutory procedures relating to abandoned property protects landlords from potential liability for an improper “conversion.” Former tenants/owners...

Breaking Down Homeowners Association Laws In California

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Purpose of HOAs Property ownership often combines elements of individual and common ownership interests. For example, a property owner may individually own his or her living quarters, but also own a common interest in amenities that are considered too expensive for a single homeowner to purchase individually (such as a pool, gym, or trash collection...

Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts: What’s the Difference?

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Most individuals opt for a revocable trust when preparing an estate plan. However, an irrevocable trust comes with some advantages that revocable trusts do not. So, what’s the difference between the two? It’s important to note that trusts in general allow one to avoid probate in relation to the property held in the trust, allowing...

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