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Wit of Mandate – Blog

Administrative Law

Underground Regulations

If a state agency issues, enforces, or attempts to enforce a rule without following the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) when it is required to for purposes of formulating that rule, the rule is called an “underground regulation.” State agencies are Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 31, 2015 ago
Law Firm News

Happy New Year!

May you all have a wonderful and safe close to your 2015 and a happy and peaceful start to the new year. From all who make the services and representation at Simas & Associates, Ltd. possible, we wish you nothing Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 31, 2015 ago
Uncategorized

STAR Invalidation Help: How to Protect Your Certification

  The State of California’s STAR program certifies independent businesses as smog check stations that can provide testing and repair. If your establishment is one of the many STAR-certified facilities in California, you have probably come to depend on the Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 22, 2015 ago
Civil Litigation

Meet and Confer before Demurrer

A new law that goes into effect on the New Year (January 1, 2016) will require counsel to meet and confer before filing a demurrer to any pleading (i.e. complaint, cross-complaint, or answer). Specifically, at least 5 days before a Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 22, 2015 ago
Alcoholic Beverage Control Law

Legality of Party Buses

Just got paid, Friday night… this used to be the theme song of adults ready to hit the clubs on the weekend after a hard work week. Well, now the party has extended to what are known as “party buses”. This Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 18, 2015 ago
Administrative Law

Surprising Salon Statutes

There are some very specific and somewhat obscure (at least to the general public) laws regulating the world of beauty. At least in the state of California and inside and out of barber shops and salons. First of all, comes Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 18, 2015 ago
Government Law

Updated Disciplinary Guidelines for Medical Board

The Medical Board of California (MBC, Board) is updating its Manuel of Model Disciplinary Orders and Disciplinary Guidelines to reflect changes in the law that have been enacted since the last guidelines were drafted and adopted in 2011. While the majority Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 17, 2015 ago
Administrative Law

Collateral Consequences of Medicare, Medicaid, Medi-Cal Fraud

There is no doubt that that the possibility of losing anything that you have worked hard to obtain is a hard pill to swallow. Especially, related to your livelihood. So for medical professionals avoiding any hint of billing fraud or Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 16, 2015 ago
Administrative Law

A Change in the Veterinary Practice Relationship – Part 3

This blog entry is the third of a three-part series of entries regarding issues that Veterinarians face when there is a change in the practice relationship. This can be a veterinarian leaving a practice, a clinic selling a practice, or a Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 11, 2015 ago
Administrative Law

Don't Rely on State to Count for You

Many areas of the law come with deadlines. Tight deadlines. The practice of administrative law and professional licensing defense is no different. One thing that our firm has noticed is that the state licensing agencies like to play a little Read more…

By Steve Simas, 10 yearsDecember 10, 2015 ago

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