Written by Christopher B. Dolan and Kimberly Levy This week’s question comes from Matty G. in San Francisco: I got my recall ballot in the mail today. It is a little confusing. To start with, it’s asking me two questions. Do I answer the second question even if I vote “no” on the recall? Also, […]
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By Mari Bandoma Callado, Senior Associate Attorney and Director, DE&I Women’s Equality Day commemorates the August 26, 1920 certification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that gave women the right to vote. This historic event marks an important shift in American constitutional rights and gender equality even though it wouldn’t be until 1965 that
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The Best of San Francisco 2021 is finally here and a huge congratulations to Chris Dolan for being selected as the Best Lawyer of San Francisco for the 8th consecutive year (2014-2021). Every year, SF Weekly readers nominate their favorite services that San Francisco has to offer. You can check out the results of SF
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Written By Christopher B. Dolan and Katelyn P. Dembowski Gina from San Francisco asks: What is going to happen now that Congress failed to extend the eviction moratorium? What is California doing to protect tenants during this time? Dear Gina: These are really pressing questions. On September 4, 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and
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Written By: Christopher Dolan and Megan Irish Alejandro C. from Sunset writes: A good friend of mine’s wife got into a really bad car crash, where she broke her leg and got a concussion. The accident was not her fault, she was hit by a drunk driver who ran a red light. It has been
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Written By Christopher Dolan and Taylor French Debra M. from Daly City writes: I have often noticed people serving alcohol to individuals who had too much to drink. Are there certain laws that can hold people accountable for providing alcohol to people who are clearly intoxicated and should probably stop drinking? Dear Debra: As the
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By Mari Bandoma Callado, Dolan Law Firm Senior Associate Attorney and Director, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is August 3 because it takes an additional 214 days for Black women to catch up to what white, non-Hispanic men made in 12 months. Black women are typically paid only 63 cents for
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