What Are the No Soliciting Laws in Oregon? Each state has its own laws and regulations regarding signs, including "no soliciting" signs. As a general rule, no soliciting ordinances are either content-based or content-neutral. Content-based ordinances regulate speech based on its communicative content or subject matter. So, for example, a content-based ordinance restricting solicitation on […]

Washington State Suppressor Law In Washington State, as it stands today, suppressor ownership and usage are legal. This remains true in all of Washington State, including counties with restrictions against suppressor ownership and use, such as Pierce County. In 2015 the Washington State Legislature passed legislation permitting any and all persons 21 and older to […]

An Introduction to the Century City Law Profile Over the years, Century City has developed a well-deserved reputation as an excellent global choice for top tier law firms. After World War II, Century City began being developed as an extension of 20th Century Fox studios, and was originally home to the studios corporate offices before […]

What is a Build Transfer Agreement? A build transfer agreement is a contract that outlines the terms and conditions of ownership on a building project after a developer completes its work. This agreement is primarily used in the context of construction and real estate transactions to define the relationship between the developer, who is building […]

What is a Non Refundable Retainer? What is a Non-Refundable Retainer?As a general rule, lawyers should charge clients for the services and work they provide. "Deferred billing" is not in the client’s best interest, as the "cost will go unpaid at the risk of further legal action." Furthermore, "[b]illing and availability for soon-to-be-due deadlines and […]