The Holidays are here, and even if you’re not into the celebrations, they’re hard to ignore. With all the twinkling lights and merry-making, however, comes an increased risk of accident-related injuries. If you or someone you care about has suffered an injury by someone else’s negligence, it’s time to consult with an experienced California personal injury attorney.There Are a Lot ... Read More
Will My Car Accident Case Go to Court?
While most car accident cases are settled out of court, proceeding to court is sometimes necessary to obtain just compensation, and a seasoned California car accident attorney can help you with either scenario. If another driver’s negligence leaves you or someone you love injured in a car accident, you need the compensation to which you are entitled to pursue your ... Read More
Do You Need a Lawyer to Settle a Car Accident Claim?
If you or someone you love has suffered an injury in a car accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, the surest way to protect your legal rights and obtain your rightful compensation is with an experienced California car accident lawyer in your corner. The fact is that car accident claims are challenging, and without legal guidance, your ability ... Read More
Dangerous California Intersections
Whether you live in Los Angeles, Bakersfield, or Irvine, you experience your fair share of traffic. While traffic accidents can obviously happen anywhere, intersections present some of the riskiest driving situations, and some are more dangerous than others. If you or someone you love has suffered an injury by a motorist’s negligence in an intersection, reach out to an experienced ... Read More
Causes of bicycle accidents and the best ways to avoid them
Riding a bike is a popular form of exercise in Los Angeles. It is common to see cyclists on the roads year-round. Some are riding for fun, while others are commuting to a job, school, or around town in order to reduce their carbon footprint and enjoy time outside. That said, there are risks involved when a cyclist enters the ... Read More
Taking Legal Action Against an Employer or Business for COVID-Related Policies and Practices
According to a recent statement by Governor Gavin Newsom, on February 28, 2023, the COVID-19 state of emergency will end in California. By that time, the state of emergency will have been in effect for almost three years. The announcement came – and the ending date moved to next year – due to concerns about a possible winter COVID-19 surge ... Read More
Apple’s Latest Watch and iPhone Take Accident Detection Seriously
Apple’s new Accident Detection detects severe car crashes and automatically calls 911. Seeking your own medical attention after less severe crashes, however, remains critical. As usual, Apple’s latest debuts – the iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 – are poised to do it all, and this time doing it all includes detecting serious car accidents and calling 911 in ... Read More
Discuss Your Concerns With a California Severance Negotiation Attorney
If you’ve been fired, laid off, or let go by your employer, you have important severance rights to protect, and an experienced California severance agreement lawyer can help. There are only a handful of situations in which severance pay is required in California, but many employers choose to offer severance packages when they let employees go. However, there are no ... Read More
Head Injuries: Types, Symptoms, and When to Seek Medical Treatment or Legal Counsel
Head injuries are among the most serious and unpredictable injuries you can sustain. In the time it takes to be injured, your life can be irrevocably altered, and the path toward your most complete recovery is certain to be challenging. If you’ve suffered a head injury as a result of someone else’s negligence, you should not delay discussing your claim ... Read More
Judge rules that Uber and Lyft must treat drivers as employees
New ruling highlights the importance of correct worker classificationUpdate: March 22, 2021Proposition 22 was overwhelmingly approved by voters in the state's November 3, 2020 general election. With its approval, gig economy companies like Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash will be able to continue classifying their drivers as independent contractors.In August 2020, a California judge ruled that rideshare companies like Uber and ... Read More