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Pedestrian Accidents: A Closer Look

Most often these events are not accidents. Instead, driver negligence causes nearly all pedestrian injuries. To better reflect this fact, many organizations have changed the words they use. “When you use the word ‘accident,’ it’s like, ‘God made it happen,’” said former National Highway Traffic Safety Administration director Dr. Mark Rosekind. Many government and private… Continue reading Pedestrian Accidents: A Closer Look

New Dog Bite Law Turns Six Months Old

The last few weeks have been very abnormal in Southern California, to say the least. Nevertheless, now is a good time to reflect on the controversial dog bite expansion lawmakers approved last fall. AB-588 requires shelters and animal rescuers to inform adopting owners about a dog’s potential viciousness. The law essentially shifts legal responsibility for… Continue reading New Dog Bite Law Turns Six Months Old

How Do I Choose a Homeowners’ Insurance Lawyer?

When disaster strikes, many homeowners’ insurance companies fall short of their responsibilities. This is particularly common after large-scale events like storms, when claims flood in and insurers often struggle to keep up with the demand. About 26% of homeowners said they were unaware that delaying necessary home maintenance tasks could affect their homeowners policy, the… Continue reading How Do I Choose a Homeowners’ Insurance Lawyer?

E-Scooter Accident Do’s and Don’ts

Electric scooters and other such vehicles are not just a fad. The global e-scooter market is expected to exceed $40 billion per year by 2030. For many people, these vehicles offer the ideal combination of convenience, fresh air, and eco-friendliness. Note we did not include “safety” in that list. Generally, the force of the collision… Continue reading E-Scooter Accident Do’s and Don’ts

High-Speed Pursuit Ends in Deadly Rollover Crash

A police pursuit ended very badly for a 22-year-old Riverside woman who was ejected from her vehicle during a wreck and died as a result of her injuries. This chase began near the Riverside Freeway. The suspect, whose name was not released, refused to pull over for a traffic stop and instead got on the… Continue reading High-Speed Pursuit Ends in Deadly Rollover Crash

Top 3 Sexual Abuse Treatment Options Survivors Should Know

In recent years, reports of sexual violence have increased dramatically. A more understanding cultural environment has encouraged more victims to come forward. Part of this environment includes victim-friendly laws, such as California’s recent statute of limitations change. These legal changes enable attorneys to do more than obtain compensation for victims. These laws also help lawyers… Continue reading Top 3 Sexual Abuse Treatment Options Survivors Should Know

Ten Steps Handymen Take to Address Water Damage

Just a few inches of water are sufficient to cause serious damage, such as mold. And, this damage sets in after just twenty-four hours. So, time is of the essence. Freezing weather is not the only cause of burst pipes and water damage. Over time, wear and corrosion erode pipes and fixtures until they finally… Continue reading Ten Steps Handymen Take to Address Water Damage

NHTSA Investigates Series of Fatal Tesla Wrecks

Elon Musk says fully driverless cars are just a few months away. But are these vehicles really safe? The latest fatal crash occurred in the Harbor Gateway area of Los Angeles. An apparently out-of-control Tesla Model S ran a red light at a very high speed, smacked into a Honda Civic, and killed two people.… Continue reading NHTSA Investigates Series of Fatal Tesla Wrecks

Boy Scouts Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy to Avoid Sex Abuse Actions

Declining membership also contributed to the Boy Scouts of America’s Delaware filing. The action could be one of the largest bankruptcy cases in history and could end the avalanche of lawsuits the organization faces. Boy Scouts of America (BSA) officials hope the filing will enable the 110-year-old organization to remain operational and also create a… Continue reading Boy Scouts Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy to Avoid Sex Abuse Actions

Rideshare Services and Sexual Misconduct

Rideshare industry giant Uber recently released its first-ever U.S. safety report, covering the years 2017 and 2018. Most of the news articles surrounding the release have focused on the report’s discussion of reported sexual assaults committed by (and against) Uber drivers. As of yet, Uber’s principal competitor Lyft has not as released a similar report.… Continue reading Rideshare Services and Sexual Misconduct