Two of the three bills identified by the California Chamber of Commerce in 2008 as proposals that will help boost the state's economy and create jobs have been signed into law.
AB 1394 (Krekorian; D-Burbank) Trademark Protection. Signed - Chapter 431.
Improves protections of trademark owner rights and consumer health and safety by strengthening California laws against trafficking of fake products such as auto parts, prescription drugs and children's toys.
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AB 2987 (Benoit; R-Bermuda Dunes) Supplemental Job Displacement Benefits. To Senate Inactive File
Harmonizes provisions in current law to ease administration of return-to-work provisions in workers' compensation law.
SB 1608 (Corbett; D-San Leandro) Advancing Disability Access. Signed - Chapter 549.
Comprehensive reform that increases public access for individuals with disabilities while reducing unwarranted litigation, including by encouraging use of state-certified disability access specialists and establishing court procedure for early judicial review of lawsuit claims. Bill Details - Top Story
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