What to Do If Injured While Renting a Vehicle
Car accidents are stressful enough, but being hurt while driving a rental car can add another layer of confusion. Between dealing with the rental company, figuring out insurance coverage, and seeking medical help, it’s easy to feel unsure about your next steps. Here’s a clear guide to protect yourself if you’re ever...
Country Club Accidents: Member Injury Claims and Facility Liability
Country clubs are designed to be places of leisure, recreation, and social connection. Yet accidents can happen anywhere, including on a golf course, in a dining hall, or around a pool. When a serious injury occurs, questions quickly arise: Is the facility responsible? Do membership agreements limit claims? And what legal options...
Steps to Take After an Injury at a Greek Life Event
Fraternity and sorority events can be memorable parts of college life, but they also carry risks. Large gatherings, alcohol, and campus property use can sometimes lead to accidents and serious injuries. If you were hurt at a Greek life event in California, you may have the right to pursue compensation. Below, we...
California’s Most Dangerous Job Sectors: Rights of Injured Workers
California has one of the largest and most diverse workforces in the country. From construction sites in Los Angeles to agricultural fields in the Central Valley, employees across industries face serious risks on the job. When accidents happen, injured workers often turn to workers’ compensation benefits, but in many cases, a third-party...
Commercial Ferry Accidents and Drowning
When we board a commercial ferry, we expect a safe and routine trip across the water. Unfortunately, accidents do happen. Mechanical failures, overcrowding, poor training, or missing safety protocols can quickly turn a ride into a devastating event. In the worst cases, passengers may face drowning risks and long-term injuries that alter...
Do Helmets Really Make a Difference in Motorcycle Accidents?
Motorcycle riders often hear the same advice: wear your helmet every time you get on the road. But does a helmet truly make that much of a difference in the event of a crash? The data—and the law in California—show that the answer is yes. Helmets don’t prevent accidents, but they do...
Injury Liability for Falling Power Lines
When power lines come down, the results can be devastating. High-voltage electricity and heavy utility poles pose serious risks to anyone nearby. Victims can suffer electrical burns, electrocution, crush injuries, and even wrongful death. In California, questions of liability often center on the utility company’s duty to maintain safe equipment and protect...
Common Customer Accidents in Warehouse Stores
Warehouse stores are designed to move large volumes of goods quickly, often in oversized packages stacked high on tall shelves. While convenient for shoppers, these environments can also present real safety risks. Accidents in these stores can leave customers with painful injuries and difficult questions about who is responsible.
Accidents Caused by Commercial Truck Brake Failures
When a commercial truck’s brakes fail, the results can be devastating. Because tractor-trailers and other large trucks weigh many tons, even a minor mechanical problem can lead to catastrophic crashes. Brake issues are a leading cause of trucking accidents, and the victims are often left with severe injuries, financial stress, and...
Who’s Liable for Injuries Caused by Falling Trees?
When a tree falls and causes injury, it can raise difficult questions about responsibility. Property owners, government entities, and even insurance companies may all play a role in determining who is financially liable. In California, liability often depends on where the tree was located, whether there were warning signs of danger,...