Blog Posts in 2019 Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 19-Jun-2019 My Mobile Home Park is Closing. Can I Take Legal Action? When you live in a mobile park, you may own your home outright – but the land around it is rented from a mobile park owner. Of course, that means that the park landlord technically has the right to stop operating their park, which could lead to ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 5-Jun-2019 Can I Sue After a Criminal Assault? When you’ve been assaulted and criminally attacked by another person, there are no words to truly describe the trauma that you may have experienced. Feeling unsafe in your own body due to the violation of your physical boundaries, you may ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 24-May-2019 Why You Shouldn't Ignore a Headache After an Accident After a car accident, it is not unusual for you to be completely disoriented and dazed as you process what has just happened. This chaotic aftermath can prove quite detrimental as it distracts you from the issue at hand, which is listening to what ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 17-May-2019 How to Deal with an Aggressive Driver Unfortunately, even the safest drivers are not invincible against the dangers of the road. Displays of aggression from other drivers can be quite frightening and often directly result in an accident or injury. Road rage and aggressive driving are ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 17-Apr-2019 Consequences of a Breach of Contract One of the most common disruptions to a business is when there is a breach of contract. When a contract is part of a business deal, you must intrinsically understand the conditions before signing your name or business to a legal document. Otherwise, ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 10-Apr-2019 How Much Is My Personal Injury Case Worth? If someone acts negligently or recklessly and their actions result in an accident or injury, this behavior must be held accountable and our personal injury lawyers of Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP can make this possible. Determining the worth of ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 28-Mar-2019 The Scope of Attorney-Client Privilege for California Businesses The subject of e-mails, letters, and conversations between an attorney and their client are protected under attorney-client privilege. This privilege prevents third-parties from compelling attorneys from disclosing client communications to them. ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 20-Mar-2019 Benefits of Commercial General Liability Insurance Whether you are a sole proprietor or a corporate entity, your business can benefit significantly from insurance policies that provide general commercial liability (CGL) coverage. CGL coverage protects your business against third-party claims and ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 26-Feb-2019 Choosing an Entity for Your Small Business If you are planning on starting a business, there are many options as to what entity you should organize your business as. California recognizes many different kinds of business entities, but the most popular are sole proprietorships, general ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 18-Feb-2019 Eminent Domain and The Great Wall of President Trump Building a wall along the southern border of the United States to minimize unauthorized entry into the country via Mexico has been a hot button political issue that pits Republicans and Democrats against each other to extreme ends. Political outrage ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 31-Jan-2019 The Price of Popularity: Losing Trademark Protection Through Genericide If you asked someone for a Kleenex, would it confuse if they said: “sorry, I only have generic tissue paper.” If someone asked you to Google the word “genericide,” would you worry about upsetting them if your browser defaulted ... Continue Reading Posted By Allen Semelsberger Kaelin, LLP 25-Jan-2019 What Kind of Relief Can I Get for Inverse Condemnation Inverse condemnation lawsuits derive from both the U.S. and California constitutions, as well as California statutory law. The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution – and its California counterpart – require the government to pay ... Continue Reading