Free Consultation in All Areas
Rudolph & Chonoles, LLP, practices in the following areas of law. If you do not see the type of problem you are experiencing listed here, please contact us immediately at (949) 825-5210 to discuss your circumstances and we will gladly notify you if this firm can assist you.
Living Trust Packages
- Living Trusts
- Certification of Trust
- Wills
- Pour Over Wills
- Nomination of Guardian for Minor Children
- Advanced Healthcare Directives (formerly Living Will)
- Power of Attorney
- Assignment of Assets
- Nomination of Conservator
- Trust Transfer Deed for Real Estate
- Codicil to Will
- Amendments to Living Trusts
- Amended and Restated Living Trusts
Business Matters
- Company Formation:
- Corporations (including “S” Corps)
- Limited Liability Companies – LLC
- Partnerships
- Joint Ventures
- Transnational Work
- Contracts
- Buy-Sell Agreements
- Create Business Documents
- Negotiate Transactions
- Commercial Transactions
- Shareholder Agreements
- Licensing Agreements
- Intellectual Property issues
- and more . . .
Employment & Labor Law
- Wage and Hour Claims
- Failure to Pay Overtime
- Failure to Pay Minimum Wage
- Failure to Pay Vacation Pay
- Failure to Provide Rest and Meal Breaks
- Failure to Withhold State and Federally Required With holdings
- Failure to Provide Accurate Wage Statements
- Failure to Pay Final Check Immediately Upon Termination
- Retaliation Claims
- Whistle blower Claims
- Discrimination Claims
- Wrongful Termination Claims
- Constructive Discharge Claims
- Sexual Harassment Claims
- Hostile Work Environment
- Negligent Hiring, Supervision, and Retention
- Violence in the Workplace
- Defense against Employee Claims
- Labor Law Compliance
- Proper Categorization of Employees as Exempt or Non-Exempt
- Hiring Packages
- Severance Agreements
- Creation of Company Handbooks
Litigation
(This list is by no means exhaustive, but is merely an example of the unlimited variations that occur in disputed relationships and in which this law firm represents clients.)
Business Disputes: Such as Breach of Contract, Conversion of Assets, Seeking an Accounting, and Lost Profits, Unfair Business Practices
Commercial Disputes: Such as Collections, Secured Transactions, Reasonable Value of Goods and Services, actions for Money Lent and on Accounts Stated and Open Book Accounts
Torts: Such as Defamation, Interference with Existing/Prospective Business Relationships, Misrepresentation, Fraud, and Restraining Orders
Civil Litigation: Most types of civil cases in Litigation
Employment & Labor Disputes
Wage and Hour Disputes
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Both types seek to resolve disputes without drawn out and expensive lawsuits.
Mediation:
Where a neutral person, usually a retired Judge, helps the parties try and resolve their dispute. No one decides the outcome for the parties. The parties themselves decide the outcome.
Arbitration:
An informal trial where the parties put on evidence, and a neutral third party, usually a retired Judge, decides the outcome.