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    CalCurrent presented by Snell & Wilmer

    Welcome to CalCurrent, presented by Snell & Wilmer. This podcast focuses on helping you navigate the California legal landscape. CalCurrent’s featured speakers are experienced attorneys who provide updates on current legal matters, in a format available to access as your schedule permits. This podcast will cover statewide, national, and international issues that affect both individuals and our business community. We invite you to consider CalCurrent as one of your go-to resources for learning about the latest updates in the legal world and their potential impact in California and beyond. CalCurrent is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher. Subscribe below to receive new episodes every month and browse through the entire back catalog.
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    Episodes (89)

    End of the Judicial Drought? New Judges Nominated to the United States District Court for the Southern District of California

    End of the Judicial Drought? New Judges Nominated to the United States District Court for the Southern District of California
    On this episode, Orange County commercial litigation attorney Kelly Smith gives a short background on the different federal district courts in California and what changes we may expect to see to the judiciary in the Southern District in the upcoming months.
    CalCurrent presented by Snell & Wilmer
    en-usOctober 14, 2021
    california
    federal
    orange county
    court
    commercial litigation

    Are Rideshare and Delivery Drivers Classified as Employees or Independent Contractors? Prop 22 Update!

    Are Rideshare and Delivery Drivers Classified as Employees or Independent Contractors? Prop 22 Update!
    This week on CalCurrent, Orange County labor and employment partner Gina Miller discusses the recent judicial ruling in Hector Castellanos v. State of California that found Proposition 22 unconstitutional, changing the employment classification of rideshare and delivery drivers throughout the state.
    CalCurrent presented by Snell & Wilmer
    en-usSeptember 09, 2021
    law
    lawyer
    california
    law firm
    orange county

    The Supreme Court Ends the CDC COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium: What’s Left for California Landlords?

    The Supreme Court Ends the CDC COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium: What’s Left for California Landlords?
    On this week’s episode, Los Angeles commercial litigation attorney Daniel Seabolt reviews the recent SCOTUS decision in Alabama Association of Realtors v. Department of Health and Human Services ending the CDC COVID-19 eviction moratorium and discusses the effects it could have on California landlords now.
    CalCurrent presented by Snell & Wilmer
    en-usSeptember 02, 2021
    covid-19
    landlords
    california
    supreme court
    realtors

    What Employers Should Know About California’s Revised COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard

    What Employers Should Know About California’s Revised COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard
    On June 17, more than a month after the CDC announced that fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear a face covering or practice social distancing in most workplaces, California updated its workplace safety rules when the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board (OSHAB) passed a revised Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS). Join OSHA attorney Kevin Brown on this episode as he outlines the revised workplace standards and highlights the potential pitfalls.
    CalCurrent presented by Snell & Wilmer
    en-usJune 24, 2021
    law
    covid
    covid-19
    lawyer
    safety

    SECURE Notarization Act – A Call to Standardize Remote Online Notarization

    SECURE Notarization Act – A Call to Standardize Remote Online Notarization
    This week on CalCurrent, Orange County Commercial Finance Attorney Joshua Partington discusses how evolving technology has made Remote Online Notarization (RON) a reality. As the Securing and Enabling Commerce Using Remote and Electronic (SECURE) Notarization Act of 2021 continues to move through the approval process and with at least 34 states enacting statutes allowing RON as of May 2021, the call for a national standard seems to be growing.
    CalCurrent presented by Snell & Wilmer
    en-usJune 10, 2021
    secure
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