In the aftermath of Anthony Bourdain’s tragic and untimely death, the restaurant industry is beginning to face a bitter truth: that mental illness is often left unchecked and untreated (if even [...]
San Francisco has elected a new mayor and it’s London Breed. Since San Francisco employs a system of ranked choice voting (RCV), it took several days for the Department of Elections to [...]
GGRA is part of the CleanSafe365 Coalition, which brings together business and community groups who are working to partner with the City to clean up San Francisco’s streets. Recently our [...]
On Monday, June 11, San Francisco’s Immigrant Rights Commission presented GGRA with their Industry Leader Award. GGRA was recognized for the work we’ve done to educate the restaurant [...]
After considering public input on proposed PSLO Rules, the San Francisco Office of Labor Standards Enforcement published new Rules Interpreting the Paid Sick Leave Ordinance on May 7, 2018. The [...]
The World Cup of Rugby, the Rugby 7s, will be taking place here in San Francisco at AT&T Park, July 20 – 22, 2018. We are partnering up with the Rugby 7s Host Committee to engage the [...]
by Marie Trimble Holvick ADA claims remain a frustrating and costly source of litigation for Bay Area restaurants. Two well-known ADA plaintiff’s attorneys appear to be targeting SF restaurants, [...]
by Marie Trimble Holvick and Sara Moore of Gordon & Rees The United States Supreme Court recently issued an important new decision regarding the use of class action waivers in arbitration [...]
By: Andrew J. Sommer, Conn Maciel Carey LLP Historically, California has applied a multi-factor test for evaluating whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor. These factors – [...]