Personal Injury

A bicycle isn’t a vehicle under California law, but bicyclists must follow many of the same laws that operators of motor vehicles must follow. Bicyclists present small and narrow profiles on roadways. If they’re involved in an accident with a motor vehicle, many motorists relate that they either didn’t see the bicycle, or they didn’t see it until it was

Both slip-and-fall and trip-and-fall cases involve hazardous conditions on property that is owned or occupied by divisions of government, business entities, and private individuals. If you were injured in a slip-and-fall or trip-and-fall accident, and you wish to pursue compensation for your injuries and damages, evidence that supports your case must be presented. In short, you’ll need to prove that

Wrongful death cases are heart-wrenching for everyone involved. A person’s life has been taken as a result of the intentional, reckless, or negligent conduct of a wrongdoer. Families are stunned and left without the support, guidance, and companionship of the deceased. With outstanding medical, funeral, and burial bills being directed to them, survivors are often financially devastated, too. They can’t

Who’s actually at fault is always at the center of personal liability cases. Who caused the other party’s injuries? This is a key threshold that needs to be established in a personal liability claim. And once it is established who’s at fault, that party is liable to pay the other party for damages. This compensation must be paid to the

Legal terminology can often appear unnecessarily complicated. However, there’s always a reason why certain words have entered California’s legal lexicon. Knowing the implications of key terms could make a big difference in the compensation that plaintiffs could claim. One of the most challenging distinctions in personal injury law is between “standard negligence” and “gross negligence.” While it can be tricky