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How Expert Witnesses Can Impact Wrongful Death Cases

Wrongful death cases are complex legal matters that rely on subtle details and thorough legal arguments. These cases arise when a person’s death is caused by the negligence or misconduct of another party, leaving the bereaved family seeking justice and compensation for their loss. In this emotionally and legally challenging situation, expert witnesses can offer […]

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2023’s Top Recalled Products and What to Do if They’ve Harmed You

When you purchase a product, you trust it to be safe and reliable. Yet, sometimes, products fail to meet these expectations, leading to recalls. These recalls protect you and your family from unnecessary harm by removing unsafe products from the market and pushing the manufacturer to address potential hazards. Stay current on major product recalls […]

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California’s Accident Reporting System: How to Report Your Injury Accident?

When you’re hurt in a personal injury accident in California, reporting the incident is often a legal obligation. While the process ensures compliance with legal responsibilities, it can also protect your rights to financial support for your hospital bills, lost wages, and other losses. Learn the various reporting procedures for personal injury accidents in California […]

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What Kinds of Damages Can I Sue for in a Boating Accident?

California’s sparkling waterways are a boater’s paradise, attracting thousands each year to enjoy the sun, sea, and the thrill of the waves. But the boating season hasn’t all been smooth sailing in recent years. In 2022, 4,040 reported boating accidents across the country resulted in 636 deaths, 2,222 injuries, and about $63 million in property […]

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How California’s Abandoned Property Laws Can Lead to Personal Injury Claims

Abandoned properties in California have become a prevalent issue, causing concerns for public safety. Due to lack of maintenance, these buildings often deteriorate, leading to unsafe conditions like unstable flooring, exposed sharp objects, and fall hazards. Even though these buildings are abandoned, the owners still have a responsibility to prevent harm to visitors. If you […]

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Off-Road Vehicle Accidents in California’s Deserts: A Personal Injury Perspective

Off-road activities in California in regions like the Rasor Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area are gaining popularity among residents and tourists. These adventurous activities provide a thrilling opportunity to discover the state’s unique terrains. However, off-roading can be risky, leading to serious injuries. A national report found that there were 526,900 emergency room visits due to […]

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California’s Cannabis Laws, Impaired Driving, and Liability: A Guide

California has made it legal for residents to use cannabis both medicinally and recreationally. But that doesn’t mean you can light up and hit the road. Every driver in California should be aware of how driving under the influence of cannabis can affect their responsibility if there’s an accident. How California Law Treats Cannabis California […]

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Understanding California’s Prop 213 for Uninsured Drivers

In California, Proposition 213 is critical legislation for uninsured drivers. This law was enacted in 1996 to address uninsured motorists and insurance fraud. It limits what you can claim in a car accident if you don’t have insurance. Specifically, Prop 213 says you can’t seek compensation for emotional pain or suffering after a crash, even […]

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The Role of Surveillance Footage in Personal Injury Cases

If you’ve recently suffered a personal injury in a car collision, slip and fall, or a workplace accident due to another’s negligence, you might wonder about the evidence needed to support your claim. In addition to medical records and police reports, surveillance footage can support your case. With traffic and surveillance cameras on many streets […]

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