We read about whistleblowers constantly when we open the papers these days. But, the issue of what confidential documents the whistleblower may take from his employer to prove his retaliation case is murky at best. The Daily Journal today published a…
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Orthodox Jews, like the orthodox of many religions, are required to submit their financial disputes to a religious panel of arbitrators, typically rabbis, that understand their laws, policies, and customs. A potential problem arises, however, when…
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On April 19, 2019, The Daily Journal, California’s leading newspaper for attorneys, published an article by partner Joshua Borger entitled, “Advice to your broker clients to protect themselves from liability for cyber fraud.”
The…
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The conflict between local, state, and federal law on cannabis is one of the largest conflicts in the law. On March 25, 2019, the Daily Journal, California’s leading legal newspaper, published on article by partner Joshua Borger on whether insu…
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The Daily Journal, California’s leading legal newspaper, published a second article by partner Joshua Borger on cyber fraud entitled, “Liability of banks receiving money in a wire fraud scheme.” The legal issue in the typical wire…
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On November 12, 2018, The Daily Journal, California’s largest legal newspaper, published an article written by Joshua Borger entitled, “My money ended up where? Liability considerations for when someone breaks into your computer and sends your mo…
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We all know that wire fraud schemes plague the real estate industry. But, this successful scheme resulted in the prospective buyer’s (May Wang) initial loss of over $400,000, and inability to purchase the San Jose, California property.
On April 9,…
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As the Supreme Court completes its first full term under President Trump and nine Justices on the bench, this year has been a blockbuster one for the courts.
Join the Anti-Defamation League and the National Constitution Center for an America’s Town…
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On February 21, 2018, the jury rendered a full defense verdict for GED’s clients in a highly contentious retrial. The plaintiffs claimed that GED’s client breached a settlement agreement that resulted in the plaintiffs sustaining losses of sales…
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Josh Borger has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Central Pacific Chapter of the Anti-Defamation League. The ADL’s Central Pacific Region, based in San Francisco, serves Northern California, Utah and Hawaii. ADL’s mission “…to s…
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Marc Eisenhart has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Santa Clara Valley Chapter of the ACLU. The chapter is a leader in protecting and advancing civil liberties in the Santa Clara Valley. The chapter falls under the auspices of the ACLU…
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Josh Borger has been reappointed to the Board of Trustees of the Santa Clara County Bar Association.
More information about the Santa Clara County Bar Association can be found at https://www.sccba.com/
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Marc Eisenhart successfully argued for a new trial for the defendant client. The trial concerned money that plaintiff transferred to the defendant, or paid for her benefit, for defendant’s attorney’s fees and property settlement in connection wit…
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