Legal Update: New CA Laws of 2007

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Published January 2, 2007 at 10:17 AM PST

January first is the date when many new laws and regulations take effect. Dan Eaton joins host Tom Fudge to talk about whats odd, whats interesting, and what could affect you.

Tom Fudge: Seven dollars and fifty cents an hour. That’s the minimum wage in California today, thanks to a new law that kicked in at the beginning of this year. January first is the day that a lot of new laws take effect. Some, you’ll never know about. Most of them probably will not directly affect you. But some will. We discuss some of the new laws that are most likely to have an effect on your life.

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Dan Eaton, These Days legal analyst.

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Legal Update: New CA Laws of 2007

January first is the date when many new laws and regulations take effect. Dan Eaton joins host Tom Fudge to talk about whats odd, whats interesting, and what could affect you.

January first is the date when many new laws and regulations take effect. Dan Eaton joins host Tom Fudge to talk about whats odd, whats interesting, and what could affect you.