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Sending an email to Richard Burt or leaving a voice mail for him or his assistant (and a reply from either) does not create an attorney-client relationship.

No attorney-client relationship will be formed until you and Mr. Burt have agreed that he should represent you, he has determined that there is no conflict with an existing client, you have signed an engagement letter that sets forth the terms of the representation, and, when requested, you have made a fee deposit.

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After an attorney-client relationship has been formed, email (and voice mail) may of course be freely used for confidential attorney-client communications.

If we try to call you at a telephone number that you provide to us and are unable to reach you (and your voice mail is full or is not set up), we may text you at that number to let you know that we tried to call you. By sending an email via this website or by calling and leaving a voice-mail message, you consent to receiving such texts. At any time, you may reply STOP to opt-out from further messages.

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Court Permits Assets of Business Entity to Be Used to Satisfy Creditors of Related Entity

By Richard Burt | 07/25/2013

In Toho-Towa Co., Ltd., v. Morgan Creek Productions (2013) 217 Cal. App. 4th 1096, the court held that the assets of one business entity could be used to satisfy the obligations of a different, but related, business entity. This case deals with the “single enterprise” theory (also known as the “greater enterprise theory) of liability for…

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