Category Archives: Premises Liability
More Sports Fans Injured in Los Angeles
An alarming pattern is beginning to emerge among sporting enthusiasts in Los Angeles. Many are becoming seriously injured after attending games in the city, and these injuries can easily form the basis for personal injury lawsuits. On the one hand, it can be argued that injuries are inevitable when you pack tens of thousands… Read More »
Common Issues with Premises Liability Lawsuits
As many plaintiffs have discovered, winning a premises liability lawsuit is not always easy. You may encounter a number of different challenges as you pursue justice, and it is important to be aware of these potential hurdles going forward. When you understand some of the common mistakes and issues in premise liability lawsuits, you… Read More »
Injured by Animal Traps While Trespassing in California
If you own a large property in the Oakland area, you might have set traps for various animals. Perhaps you have a farm, and the animals are eating your crops. Maybe you are concerned about dangerous animals such as coyotes and mountain lions. Maybe you just like to hunt and trap small animals. Whatever… Read More »
When Can You Sue a Property Owner in California?
If you have been injured on someone else’s property in Oakland, you might be wondering if you can pursue legal action against them. When can you legally sue someone for property owner negligence in California? Who is liable for your injuries? Who can you sue, and when might you be unable to receive a… Read More »
Common Injuries From a Slip and Fall in California
Slips and falls are serious incidents in California, and they can lead to severe injuries. In many cases, the incidents can be life-altering, especially for members of the elderly population. In some situations, individuals may never fully recover from a particularly serious slip and fall. A slip and fall can be painful and distressing,… Read More »
Is BART Responsible for the Death of a Young Woman?
Members of the Bay Area community were rocked on July 22nd when they heard shocking news. An 18-year-old teenager had been killed in a vicious attack on a BART train platform. Now, the girl’s parents and community want the transportation agency to take responsibility for the heinous crime that should have never happened. How… Read More »
Could a Stairwell Collapse Lawsuit Change California Apartment Standards?
Living in an apartment complex can come with many conveniences: a gym, a swimming pool, a dedicated parking spot. However, many people don’t realize just how much upkeep these dwellings need. If building owners slack off, the results can be deadly. This issue is at the center of a stairwell collapse lawsuit being litigated… Read More »
Is a School Responsible for Injuries Caused by Falling Trees?
On the afternoon of January 20, 2017, a severe thunderstorm rolled through the Southern California city of Chula Vista. During that storm, two boys from Chula Vista Middle School exited the school as they tried to get to their parents’ vehicle. That’s when disaster struck, and now two families are trying to find out… Read More »
Could Pollo Loco Be Responsible for this Bakersfield Brain Injury?
When should a restaurant begin cleaning up, after or before closing time? For many in the food services field, the answer to that question is after hours, however, a Kern County Pollo Loco did just the opposite. Now, a Bakersfield brain injury victim is claiming that this negligence caused his symptoms. Will a jury… Read More »
Could Cruise Ships Be Safer for Passengers?
Did you know that cruise lines are having a passenger safety crisis? Ships out of many ports have suffered outbreaks of illness, lost passengers, and even fatalities. Here is an update on what’s happening and some details you may need know if you are planning to take a cruise. Safety Issues: Can Cruise Ships… Read More »