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- Creating an Accessible City MARCH 31, 2016International Municipal Lawyers Association
- California Appellate Court: Possession of Documents Requested Under Public Records Act Does Not Render Request Moot JANUARY 5, 2016Decision in Case Arising from Wrongful Termination Claims Against a School District
- BB&K Police Bulletin: Arresting Armed, Mentally Ill Suspects MAY 26, 2015Officers May Have Immunity from Liability, Supreme Court Says
- 2014 Legislative Highlights APRIL 29, 2015California Real Property JournalBB&K Attorney Michael Maurer co-authored a California Real Property Journal in-depth round-up of the 2014 California Legislative session.
- SB 854 Presentation MARCH 19, 2015IE Chapter of California Society of Municipal Finance Officers
- Losing Bidders Can Sue When Winners Don't Pay Prevailing Wages MARCH 13, 2015Daily JournalBB&K Attorney Michael Maurer analyzes recent California appellate case on prevailing wage laws in public works contracts in the Daily Journal.
- An Administrative Guide to Public Law: Applying California Law to Daily Procedure FEBRUARY 25, 2015Statements of Economic Interests, Conflict of Interests Codes, Public Meeting Agendas and Public Records Act requests
- New law changes landscape for public projects JANUARY 30, 2015Daily JournalBB&K Attorney Michael Maurer discusses in the Daily Journal two new laws that will impact contractors and developers in public works projects.
- No Time Restrictions on PRA Information from Police Agencies JANUARY 27, 2015Court of Appeal Rules No Time Limit on Records, but Burden on Agency May be Considered
- Annual Compensations Must Be Posted by Local Government Agencies in California DECEMBER 16, 2014Law That Takes Effect Jan. 1 Requires Sharing Public Employee Pay Information Online
- Community Redevelopment Law Conflict-of-Interest Rules Apply to Successor Agencies NOVEMBER 13, 2014California Attorney General Weighs In on Rule That Will Impact Members of Successor Agencies’ Governing Boards and Employees
- Guidance Lacking for On-Street Disabled Parking OCTOBER 2, 2014Daily JournalBB&K attorney Michael Maurer explores recent Ninth Circuit ruling regarding cities’ responsibilities for on-street disabled parking.
- Ninth Circuit: Cities Must Have On-Street Disabled Parking SEPTEMBER 15, 2014Cities Have an Obligation Under the ADA
- Public Bleachers Constructed Prior to the ADA Don’t Need Additional Improvements if a Viable Alternative is Offered JULY 30, 2014Published Case Provides Blueprint for Viable Alternative Seating
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