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Local businesspeople can learn about the many laws affecting business at three free seminars offered by Ventura County's largest law firm, Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton. All seminars are offered from 7:30-9 a.m. in the firm's sixth floor boardroom at 1000 Town Center Drive, Oxnard. Seating is limited. For reservations, contact Jody Kirschbrown at (805) 988-8330 or jkirschbrown@nchc.com.
May 19: It's Time to Call Your Lawyer When...
Legal problems may seem like they come out of nowhere, but they usually arise gradually, particularly around issues such as dissatisfied employees, lease renewals and competitive threats. This seminar, presented by Jonathan Fraser Light, Glenn J. Dickinson, Nancy Kierstyn Schreiner and Brook J. Carroll, will teach strategic moves that minimize legal bills.
May 28: How to Build an Employee Handbook
Jonathan Fraser Light will help employers create a handbook that incorporates the latest policies and proper language while discussing common problems. This seminar is ideal for new business owners and those whose employee handbooks are out of date.
June 10: Wage and Hour Law Pitfalls
Jonathan Fraser Light and Lou Cappadona will teach business owners the importance of staying up to date on the latest wage and hour laws, including the "Sue Your Boss" law, as well as the potential penalties imposed for violations.
For more than 65 years, Nordman Cormany Hair & Compton LLP attorneys have represented a variety of influential clients who have helped shape the Ventura County community. The Oxnard-based firm provides legal services in business and corporate litigation, employment, business and commercial law, real estate and land use, environmental, oil and gas, administrative and local government law, taxation, estate planning and intellectual property law. Clients include individuals, national and international corporations, small businesses, municipalities and public agencies. The firm's attorneys have a longstanding tradition of community service in Ventura County and surrounding communities. For more information, visit www.nchc.com
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