Are you concerned about California's new warehouse regulations and their impact on your business? In this episode of the LS Carlson Law Podcast, we break down Assembly Bill 98 and discuss the potential storage crisis that could affect thousands of California businesses.
Join Host Kirk Pearson and Attorney Vasco Alexander, a seasoned commercial litigation expert, as they explore the changing landscape of California's warehouse industry and provide crucial insights for business owners and operators.
You'll discover:
· How Assembly Bill 98 will reshape warehouse development and operations starting January 2026
· Why experts anticipate a significant storage shortage crisis in California
· Essential legal protections for warehouse operators and businesses using storage facilities
· Critical documentation requirements to prevent costly disputes
· Practical strategies for navigating these upcoming changes
Whether you operate a warehouse, use storage facilities, or work in logistics, this episode provides valuable insights to help protect your business interests.
For more in-depth information on this topic, check out our blog post:
https://lscarlsonlaw.com/articles/california-warehouse-law-2025-storage-crisis-legal-guide
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