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Count 1: Practicing Law Without A License, A Misdemeanor
/in Current Affairs, Ralph B. Saltsman, Stephen Allen Jamieson, Stephen Warren Solomon /by ssjadminBy: Ralph Barat Saltsman Stephen Warren Solomon Stephen Allen Jamieson Holding a drill does not make someone wearing a white coat a dentist. Dressing up in a sailor’s suit doesn’t qualify anyone to captain a freighter through the Dardanelles. A suit, tie and brief case doesn’t enable an unlicensed consultant to try an administrative hearing.
“What is going to happen to T.V. Advertising if Beer Sales continues to drop and State Legal sales of Marijuana products continued to out pace them?”
/in Current Affairs /by ssjadminLegalized Marijuana Sales Cause Drop in Alcohol Sales
Specific Complex Injuries
/in Personal Injury /by Rob RCerebral Laceration Compression Fracture (Spinal Injury) Depressed Skull Fracture (Brain Injury) Diffuse Axonal Injury (Brain Injury) Basilar Skull Fracture (Traumatic Head Injury) Compound Elevated Skull Fracture (Traumatic Head Injury) The Law Offices of Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson hope you find these resources useful and informative.
Assistance in Los Angeles County
/in Uncategorized /by Rob RPro Bono Legal Help and Other Assistance in Los Angeles County (from California State Bar website) Alliance for Children’s Rights 3333 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 550, Los Angeles, CA 90010 213-368-6010 www.kids-alliance.org Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California 1145 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90017 213-977-7500 www.apalc.org Bet Tzedek Legal Services 145 […]
“Sometimes it’s fun to see how weird alcohol laws are in other places, it may make your home state sane”
/in Current Affairs /by ssjadmin17 WEIRDEST DRINKING LAWS AROUND THE WORLD
“Would speed up land use projects as to environmental review in the courts if they are more than $ 100 Million- “
/in Current Affairs /by ssjadminEffort to give big development projects environmental relief passes the Assembly with overwhelming support
“Whether you are near UCLA or USC there needs to be amazing coordination between LA CITY GOVERNMENT land use laws and STATE ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CONTROL to obtain an Alcohol license”
/in Current Affairs /by ssjadminWestwood business owners struggle to obtain liquor licenses
“Tribes Scramble To Figure Out How Sports Betting Could Impact Them -THIS COULD IMPACT TRIBAL GAMING THROUGH THE USA!”
/in Current Affairs /by ssjadminTribes Scramble To Figure Out How Sports Betting Can Fit Into Indian Gambling Under Federal Law
“What a Great Day to Eat Fun Food”
/in Current Affairs /by ssjadminFun Food & Where to Find it! The Single Best Dish to Try in 18 Different LA Neighborhoods
Casinos might need more than games to keep gamblers as competition grows
/in Business Law, Indian Gaming /by RobRSacramento’s Indian casino scene could soon get more crowded. With two casino projects on the horizon in an already bustling market, tribal operators old and new will have to offer entertainment and other amenities to retain the loyalty of customers in what experts say is a gaming market that will soon reach a breaking point. […]
California’s Laws About Restaurant Bathrooms Are More Progressive Than L.A.’s: Need 2 or 3 to have Alcohol?
/in Business Law /by ssjadminLast September, Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1732, a bill requiring all single-stall restrooms in the state of California to be designated “gender-neutral.” It is the nation’s most inclusive restroom-access law, and it went into effect on March 1. “When we heard of people going to restrooms being harassed, of not feeling they could use […]
Marijuana Is Here to Stay
/in Bruce Evans, Civil Rights, Consumer, Current Affairs, Jennifer Oden, Marijuana - Cannabis, Ralph B. Saltsman, Ryan Kroll, Stephen Allen Jamieson, Stephen Warren Solomon /by ssjadminThe attorneys here at SSJ Law are proud to have recently published an article covering the marijuana civil rights movement that is sweeping across our country which was recently featured by Metropolitan News-Enterprise. Marijuana Is Here to Stay Legal recreational marijuana has been the dream; politically and literally. This fall as individual states from the […]