Tales of strange laws have been passed through the ages, and have now made their way onto the internet. As fanciful as they are, are they true? You be the judge. Read More
Rheinheimer + Smigliani named “Legal Leaders” We are thrilled to be named among the 2016 Top Rated Lawyers by Martindale-Hubbell’s lawyer ratings. Take a look at our Lawyers.com profile to see our AV Preeminent rating: “Peer rated for Highest Level of Professional Excellence.” We are so grateful to have such wonderful clients and a great community… Read More
5 Common Cybercrimes
Cybercrime spells bad news for business owners, who manage plenty of sensitive information electronically. To help you understand what to look out for, we’ve outlined a primer of five common cyber crimes and how they happen. Read More
Rheinheimer + Smigliani Moves to New Office – 20 Feet Down the Hall!
Summer is almost over and we at Rheinheimer + Smigliani have settled into our new office space – which is literally twenty feet down the hall from our old office. If you pulled out your tape measure, you’d find that the new office is actually smaller than the old one, but we think it “lives”… Read More
Rheinheimer listed on Best of the Bar 2016
Rheinheimer + Smigliani, APC is proud to have been named to San Diego Business Journal’s 2016 Best of the Bar list. The publication received 2,023 votes from San Diego attorneys. You can find a list of the highest scoring attorneys in San Diego Business Journal‘s April 11, 2016 issue or download a PDF of the supplement.… Read More
Responding to requests for info about former employees
We’ve all experienced it: you make a phone call to check up on references for a job candidate and you hit a brick wall of “name, rank and serial number” non-information. Why does that happen? Read More
Attorney Fee Awards in California Employment Litigation
Attorney fee awards are squirrelly critters. Imagine: Your former administrative assistant has sued you for gender-based discrimination. You have tried to settle the case, but your ex-employee isn’t in the mood to be reasonable. The jury trial is scheduled to last two weeks. Is it all over? Read More
