Monthly Archives: June 2023
Suing Private Delivery Van Crashes in San Francisco
During the pandemic, e-commerce sales doubled – and that trend is continuing into the modern era. In California, this means that there are now more delivery vans on our roads than ever before. While some might say that this is a sign of a strong economy, others raise important concerns. With such high pressure… Read More »
Hundreds Mourn the Death of Biking Legend Ethan Boyes
Ethan Boyes, a legend in the sport of cycling, is gone at age 44. He set many important records during his career, including a world performance record for the 1,000-meter time trial in his age group and a national record for the 500-meter track time trial flying start. As of his death and this… Read More »
Victims Outraged by Early Release of Convicted Child Molester, Chico Unified Middle School Spanish Teacher, Jennifer Smith
Mary Alexander, who has filed lawsuits against Chico Unified School District for the sexual abuse of two girls by a CUSD teacher, is alerting parents to this teacher’s early release from prison. Jennifer Lynn Smith, the disgraced former Bidwell Junior High School Spanish teacher, was arrested, charged and pled guilty to various… Read More »
Fresh Concerns Over Self-Driving Cars in San Francisco
People have different opinions about self-driving vehicles. Some people say that this technology is not only completely safe but also an inevitable part of our future. Bill Gates recently took a ride in a self-driving vehicle in London before stating that the industry was at a “tipping point.” On the other hand, there are… Read More »
Can You Sue BART in San Francisco?
Bay Area Rapid Transit, also known simply as “BART,” is relied upon by numerous commuters across the San Francisco area. But is it really safe? Ask people who use this service regularly, and they’ll probably raise a few concerns. This should come as no surprise, as the train system has been shrouded in controversy… Read More »
When Minor Head Injuries Become Fatal
Even the most minor head injuries can be fatal under certain circumstances. Unfortunately, these fatalities are difficult to prevent. Why? Because victims have no idea how badly they have been hurt until it is far too late. Their loved ones are equally unaware of these injuries, and they are forced to watch their family… Read More »
Mary Alexander Featured on Fox 2 Discussing Torn Down Oakland Ghost Ship Warehouse, Nonprofit Set to Build Affordable Housing
Mary Alexander was recently featured on Fox 2 discussing the demolished Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse in which 36 people tragically died in a fire, a community development nonprofit purchased the building and plans to build affordable housing. The Unity Council, based in Fruitvale District purchased the warehouse lot, an adjoining lot, and a commercial… Read More »
Mary Alexander Celebrates 30 Year Anniversary as a Rated AV Preeminent
Mary Alexander, founding principle of Mary Alexander & Associates, is celebrating her 30th anniversary as a Rated AV Preeminent, having first received the recognition in 1993 by Martindale Hubbell. Being recognized as a Rated AV Preeminent is noted as the ‘Highest Possible Peer Review Rating in Legal Ability & Ethical Standards’ by Martindale Hubbell…. Read More »
The Worst Semi-Truck Accidents in California History
California has seen some terrible semi-truck accidents over the years. This should not come as a huge surprise, especially since California is the most heavily populated state in the entire nation. California also has the highest GDP, with $3.36 trillion. Not only is California heavily involved with trade, but it also has more people… Read More »