Category Archives: Personal Injury
Suing for Injuries Caused by the Military
Most people assume that military operations are contained to bases, testing sites, and of course war zones. But that simply is not the case, and average people have been harmed by military vehicles on more than one occasion in the United States. The military is of course a branch of the government, and it… Read More »
Mail Carriers and Delivery Workers Have Surprisingly Dangerous Jobs in California
At first, it might seem like mail carriers and delivery workers have fairly average, run-of-the-mill jobs. But when you take a closer look at some of the latest headlines, it quickly becomes clear that these employees are injured on a fairly regular basis. It is no secret that California has struggled with public safety… Read More »
Can I Sue for a Bicycle Crash in California?
California is one of the most beautiful states in the nation, and there are few better ways to enjoy this natural splendor than by riding a bike. When you are on your bike, you are exposed to the elements in a unique way. You can feel the air on your face, you can smell… Read More »
What to Do After a Hit-and-Run Accident in California
No car accident happens under favorable conditions, but for many, being involved in an accident with a hit-and-run driver who flees the scene is the worst-case scenario. This can leave drivers with serious injuries, and without the liable driver’s insurance to rely on for coverage. Without it, they may easily max out their own… Read More »
Sports Fans are Being Seriously Injured in Los Angeles
Attending live sports games is one of the most popular pastimes in the Greater Los Angeles area. There is something truly unique about being in a large, cheering crowd and watching your favorite team play. Los Angeles is home to some of the world’s most popular teams, and local residents can watch live games… Read More »
Comparative Negligence in California
If you are pursuing a personal injury lawsuit in California for the first time, you are probably not familiar with the legal background necessary. Because of this, phrases like “comparative negligence” might seem completely unfamiliar. This concept is just one of many you might encounter as you file a lawsuit and strive to hold… Read More »
How to Sue the Government for Oakland Accidents
When you see an ambulance, a fire truck, or even a police helicopter, there is an assumption that these vehicles will be operated safely. However, it is important to remember that the people operating these vehicles are human, just like the rest of us. They might be qualified to fight crime or put out… Read More »
Firefighters Sue for Cancer-Causing PFAs in San Jose
It goes without saying that firefighters are some of the bravest members of our society. It takes tremendous courage to rush into a burning building to ensure the safety of innocents. These people put their lives on the line every single day and deserve our utmost respect. But who protects the firefighters? When these… Read More »
Santa Ana High School Sued for Hazing Incident
A high school in Santa Ana is facing a lawsuit due to a shocking hazing incident that left one boy with slurred speech, memory loss issues, and a nose so mutilated that he required reconstructive surgery. This student allegedly suffered a traumatic brain injury, lacerations, and a broken nose after a locker-room incident among… Read More »
How Does the Statute of Limitations Work in California?
There are many reasons why you should file your personal injury lawsuit as soon as possible after your accident. First, there is no point in procrastinating. It is better to get things done as soon as possible from a purely logical standpoint. In addition, acting quickly means that you will receive a settlement in… Read More »