Posted by Bulldog Law | Feb 07, 2025 |
Cryptocurrency has made significant waves in the financial world, offering many opportunities for those wishing to leverage digital assets. Among the many innovative ways to use cryptocurrency is borrowing against Bitcoin. This method allows you to access liquidity without selling your precious B...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Feb 06, 2025 |
Dog bites can lead to serious injuries, both physical and emotional. In California, the law is on your side if a dog has bitten you, thanks to strict liability laws that place dog owners responsible for the harm their pets cause. Whether you've suffered from medical bills, lost wages, pain and su...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Feb 05, 2025 |
Cryptocurrency has rapidly become essential to the global financial landscape, with Bitcoin at the forefront. As the most popular digital asset, Bitcoin has given investors substantial gains and significant volatility. While this volatility can be intimidating, an intriguing financial option allo...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Feb 04, 2025 |
Organized retail theft has become a growing concern, impacting businesses, communities, and consumer trust. Online marketplaces have unintentionally facilitated the sale of stolen goods, prompting California State Senator Nancy Skinner to introduce Senate Bill 1144 (SB 1144). This legislation, ef...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Feb 03, 2025 |
California has recently seen a surge in organized retail theft, a criminal activity severely impacting businesses, communities, and the state's economy. The growing scale of this issue prompted state lawmakers to take action. Senator Aisha Wahab's SB 982, known as the Organized Retail Theft Sunse...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 31, 2025 |
As we move into 2025, the cryptocurrency landscape is positioned for significant growth and transformation. The year 2024 saw Bitcoin reaching new heights, passing the $100,000 mark for the first time, driven by a combination of factors, including the debut of crypto ETFs, the Bitcoin halving eve...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 30, 2025 |
Vehicle theft has been a persistent issue for Californians, with car thefts and break-ins occurring far too often throughout the state. Vehicles are frequently targeted for their valuables or dismantled for parts, leaving victims facing serious consequences, from financial losses to significant d...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 29, 2025 |
It is against the law in California to flee from police officers if they are following you. California Vehicle Code Section 2800.1 states that you can be charged with the crime of evading police officers if you flee or attempt to evade them while driving a vehicle.
Whenever a California officer ...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 28, 2025 |
The United States has taken a bold step into the world of cryptocurrencies and digital assets with a groundbreaking executive order signed by President Donald Trump. This order introduces the concept of a US national digital asset stockpile, a pivotal move that could reshape the landscape of digi...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 27, 2025 |
Senate Bill 54 (SB 54), also known as the California Values Act, is a transformative piece of legislation that aims to safeguard immigrant communities by limiting the involvement of state and local law enforcement in federal immigration enforcement activities. SB 54, signed into law by Governor J...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 23, 2025 |
In an era when property crimes have increasingly troubled communities across California, the state legislature has responded with a significant initiative—Assembly Bill 1972 (AB 1972), authored by Assembly member Juan Alanis. This bill, which has successfully passed through the legislative proces...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 22, 2025 |
As California faces rising retail theft, Assembly Bill 3209 (AB 3209), authored by Assemblymember Marc Berman and supported by Speaker Robert Rivas, introduces legal measures to protect the state's retail sector. Governor Gavin Newsom approved the bill into law on August 16, 2024, and it aims to ...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 21, 2025 |
In recent years, California has seen a notable surge in retail theft, which has impacted business owners and shaken community safety and economic stability. This growing concern prompted California lawmakers to enact Assembly Bill No. 2943 (AB 2943), spearheaded by Assembly member Rick Chavez Zbu...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 20, 2025 |
To combat the escalating issue of organized retail theft, California has enacted AB 1802, a pivotal piece of legislation authored by Assemblymember Reggie Jones-Sawyer. This law represents a critical step forward in the state's ongoing battle against sophisticated theft rings that target retail b...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Jan 15, 2025 |
Organized retail theft (ORT) has emerged as a significant challenge for communities and retailers across California. These theft rings often involve sophisticated schemes that span multiple counties, causing extensive financial losses and endangering public safety. Recognizing the need for a stro...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Oct 07, 2024 |
In the U.S. legal system, defendants have the right to a fair trial. One essential safeguard of this right is the requirement for prosecutors to disclose evidence that may help the defense, known as "Brady evidence." A failure to meet this obligation is referred to as a Brady violation.
This ar...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Oct 02, 2024 |
In the criminal justice system, homicide cases often revolve around two primary charges: manslaughter and murder. While both involve the unlawful death of another person, the legal definitions, intent, and consequences of these charges vary significantly.
Understanding the difference between ma...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Sep 25, 2024 |
Reckless driving is one of those California law charges that might be a surprise to drivers. After all, the typical negative consequences associated with this type of violation revolve around infractions or misdemeanors such as a reckless driving ticket. While most drivers might not appreciate be...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Sep 20, 2024 |
Driving Without A License: California Vehicle Code Section 12500 VCCalifornia law requires that you have a valid driver's license to drive a motor vehicle legally. Driving without a license is strictly prohibited by California law. It can result in fines, fees, and even jail time.California doesn...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Sep 16, 2024 |
Part-time work is a popular employment option for many individuals seeking flexible schedules. California's complex labor laws afford part-time employees various protections. However, understanding these regulations can be challenging for both workers and employers.
Whether you're already worki...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Sep 11, 2024 |
Prank calling has long been a favorite pastime for mischievous individuals. It is often seen as a harmless joke or a way to have some fun at someone else's expense. However, while it may seem innocent, prank calls can sometimes cross the line into illegal territory.
The question, "Is prank call...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Sep 06, 2024 |
When it comes to criminal offenses involving property and personal safety, burglary and robbery are two terms that are often used interchangeably. However, these crimes have different legal definitions, elements, and consequences. Understanding the difference between burglary vs. robbery is essen...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Sep 02, 2024 |
A stop sign is essential for avoiding driving into oncoming traffic. This allows drivers to avoid accidents by being aware of other cars in the vicinity. According to California Vehicle Code 22450a, drivers approaching a stop sign at an intersection or within one are required to stop at a limit l...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Aug 28, 2024 |
The Biden administration's immigration policies have often been under the spotlight, and the recently announced Parole in Place program is no exception. This initiative is set to significantly change the lives of many migrant spouses of U.S. citizens, providing a much-needed lifeline for families...
Posted by Bulldog Law | Aug 16, 2024 |
Understanding the legal system can be daunting, especially when faced with the confusing jargon that often accompanies criminal proceedings. Terms like "acquitted" and "not guilty" are frequently used, but their meanings and implications can be misunderstood. Although they both lead to the defend...