By Robin Greene-Parkinson, Canyon News February 11, 2007 “I was raped recently by my boss, who is CEO of a Fortune 500 company. I don’t know what to do as he is avoiding me, and I’m afraid I’m going to be fired.” “I have worked for the school district in Northridge for 23 years, got […]
In representing ABC licensees in as many as from 1250 to 1500 sales to minor cases with most of those cases involving minor decoys, this firm has an inside perspective on the issues presented in defending licensees against ABC accusations where sales to a minor decoy is alleged. From time to time we are asked […]
By: Ralph Saltsman With: Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Jamieson Any licensee’s list of nightmares includes selling alcohol to a minor who has fake ID. Welcome to the world of false identification. In this world minors use good looking identification cards belonging to an older sibling or purchased at their college campus or manufactured using […]
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Stephen Warren Solomon Ralph B. Saltsman James S. Eicher Solomon Saltsman & Jamieson As California attorneys we have been asked from time to time, “Can I back out of the contract I signed and get my money back?” This simple question never was easy to answer. Of course the facts of each case are important […]
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By: Ralph Saltsman With: Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Jamieson In the beginning, the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control actually controlled issuance of licenses for sale of alcoholic beverages. As anyone who has attempted to obtain a new ABC license for a market or restaurant in the last eighteen or so years could tell you: […]
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By Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon And Stephen A. Jamieson All is not lost. There is still the Appeals Board. The following scenario is repeated every so frequently throughout California: Some time ago the ABC conducted an investigation at your licensed premises and found alleged violations. The Department filed an Accusation in order […]
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By Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson File this scenario under “Just when you think your troubles are over.” You “accidentally” place a bunch of socks in your pockets as you clear the check-out line at the local department store. A few moments later out in the parking lot, you […]
By Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson “What were you THINKING?” That’s not just an opening line in nearly all TV sitcoms. That’s also a fundamental element in proving necessary knowledge by you or your employee that the product just sold to an undercover police officer was drug paraphernalia. Without […]
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By Ralph B. Saltsman, With Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson The Application According to the Guinness Book of Records, The Dole Plantation on Oahu, Hawaii holds the world’s largest Hedge Maze. Guinness Records was impressed by the complexity of the Dole Maze, but then Guinness Records never filed an ABC application. To get […]
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By Ralph Barat Saltsman With Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Allen Jamieson Attorneys at Law Rules for wine in the sovereign nation of France are determined by the French. The United Kingdom defines how much beer really is in a pint. Individual Provinces decide whether to allow sales of alcoholic beverages to 19 year old […]
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Los Angeles Daily Journal, Wednesday, June 18, 2004 pg. 6 By Ralph Barat Saltsman, Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Allen Jamieson The French determine rules for wine in France. The United Kingdom defines how much beer really is in a pint. Individual provinces decide whether to allow sales of alcoholic beverages to 19-year-old Canadians. Each […]
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By Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson One otherwise perfect night, you open your eyes from a deep sleep and say out loud, “I’m going to buy a hospitality business.” Your spouse is now awake and responds: “With all the practical experience you have in running successful businesses, why in […]
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Real L.A. Law: Live, Uncut And Censored
in NewsBy Robin Greene-Parkinson, Canyon News February 11, 2007 “I was raped recently by my boss, who is CEO of a Fortune 500 company. I don’t know what to do as he is avoiding me, and I’m afraid I’m going to be fired.” “I have worked for the school district in Northridge for 23 years, got […]
Minor Decoys: Multiple Liabilities
in NewsIn representing ABC licensees in as many as from 1250 to 1500 sales to minor cases with most of those cases involving minor decoys, this firm has an inside perspective on the issues presented in defending licensees against ABC accusations where sales to a minor decoy is alleged. From time to time we are asked […]
The World of False Identification
in NewsBy: Ralph Saltsman With: Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Jamieson Any licensee’s list of nightmares includes selling alcohol to a minor who has fake ID. Welcome to the world of false identification. In this world minors use good looking identification cards belonging to an older sibling or purchased at their college campus or manufactured using […]
Can I Back Out Of The Contract I Signed And Get My Money Back?
in NewsStephen Warren Solomon Ralph B. Saltsman James S. Eicher Solomon Saltsman & Jamieson As California attorneys we have been asked from time to time, “Can I back out of the contract I signed and get my money back?” This simple question never was easy to answer. Of course the facts of each case are important […]
Conditional Use Permits and ABC Licenses
in NewsBy: Ralph Saltsman With: Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Jamieson In the beginning, the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control actually controlled issuance of licenses for sale of alcoholic beverages. As anyone who has attempted to obtain a new ABC license for a market or restaurant in the last eighteen or so years could tell you: […]
ABC APPEALS BOARD: COURT OF LAST RESORT
in NewsBy Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon And Stephen A. Jamieson All is not lost. There is still the Appeals Board. The following scenario is repeated every so frequently throughout California: Some time ago the ABC conducted an investigation at your licensed premises and found alleged violations. The Department filed an Accusation in order […]
PLEADING YOUR LICENSE AWAY
in NewsBy Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson File this scenario under “Just when you think your troubles are over.” You “accidentally” place a bunch of socks in your pockets as you clear the check-out line at the local department store. A few moments later out in the parking lot, you […]
NARCOTICS PARAPHERNALIA: THE NEW ABC DRAGNET
in NewsBy Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson “What were you THINKING?” That’s not just an opening line in nearly all TV sitcoms. That’s also a fundamental element in proving necessary knowledge by you or your employee that the product just sold to an undercover police officer was drug paraphernalia. Without […]
LOST IN THE APPLICATION MAZE
in NewsBy Ralph B. Saltsman, With Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson The Application According to the Guinness Book of Records, The Dole Plantation on Oahu, Hawaii holds the world’s largest Hedge Maze. Guinness Records was impressed by the complexity of the Dole Maze, but then Guinness Records never filed an ABC application. To get […]
Sovereign Indian Nations and the ABC (Or: Why can the ABC Regulate Alcohol Sales on Indian Reservations?)
in NewsBy Ralph Barat Saltsman With Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Allen Jamieson Attorneys at Law Rules for wine in the sovereign nation of France are determined by the French. The United Kingdom defines how much beer really is in a pint. Individual Provinces decide whether to allow sales of alcoholic beverages to 19 year old […]
Alcohol Problem – Native American Nations Should Set Their Own Liquor-Licensing Rules
in NewsLos Angeles Daily Journal, Wednesday, June 18, 2004 pg. 6 By Ralph Barat Saltsman, Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Allen Jamieson The French determine rules for wine in France. The United Kingdom defines how much beer really is in a pint. Individual provinces decide whether to allow sales of alcoholic beverages to 19-year-old Canadians. Each […]
THIRTY-TWO QUESTIONS ON BUYING A HOSPITALITY BUSINESS
in NewsBy Ralph B. Saltsman with Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen A. Jamieson One otherwise perfect night, you open your eyes from a deep sleep and say out loud, “I’m going to buy a hospitality business.” Your spouse is now awake and responds: “With all the practical experience you have in running successful businesses, why in […]