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Accidents Waiting to Happen: Shared Bikes and Scooters
It has been a summer of sharing – bikes and scooters, that is. Nine hundred shiny, red Jump Bikes with electric motors are zipping around the streets of downtown Sacramento, West Sacramento, and Davis. South Lake Tahoe has an army of bright green LimeBikes…
Finding a Skilled Personal Injury Attorney for Your Case
If you were injured in an accident, you may have thought about pursuing a personal injury claim or lawsuit. However, you may be unsure of how to find the right personal injury lawyer for your situation. Below are tips on finding a qualified attorney…
Is a 25 Percent Fee a Good Deal?
Before you hire an attorney, it is important to understand the cost of legal services and what those fees will cover. Not all attorney fee contracts are the same. Before you sign, read the agreement carefully and ask questions until you are confident…
Frequently Asked Questions About Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer
An injury caused by another’s negligence may entitle you to compensation for your losses and medical expenses. However, it may be difficult to recover the damages you deserve if an insurance company or the at-fault party does not cooperate. While an…
What Everyone Needs to Know About Electric Shock Drowning
In 2016, Silicon Valley executive Jim Tramel and his family were spending spring break at their vacation home in Palm Springs, California. Several family members came over to visit and enjoy the swimming pool on Easter afternoon. Jim noticed his 9-year-old…
Elements of a Premises Liability Claim
Property owners are legally obligated to provide a hazard-free environment that ensures the safety of those on their property. They can be liable for an injury caused by a dangerous condition located at their home, place of business, other types of buildings…
Proving Negligence in a Personal Injury claim
If you have been injured because of another’s negligence, you may have legal options to pursue compensation. However, you must prove the other party was, in fact, negligent and at fault for causing your injuries. Proving negligence in a personal injury…
E-cigarette Explosions a Growing Concern
A man in Fresno, Calif., suffered third-degree burns after an electronic cigarette erupted into flames and exploded while in his pocket. The 53-year-old man was riding a bus in downtown Fresno when the driver warned him that smoking was not allowed and…
When to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer
Dealing with damage from a serious accident can be both confusing and overwhelming. Insurance companies may be difficult to handle and may not have your best interest in mind. Hiring a personal injury attorney allows you to focus on recovering from injuries…
Child Concussions Treated at California Hospitals Increase 73 Percent
According to California's Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development, the number of children between ages nine and 13 receiving treatment for sports concussions in the state went up 73 percent from 2005 to 2015. There were 6,139 reported cases…
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Wrongfully blamed: What really happened to Randy Stevens
Randy Stevens opened his eyes and saw his wife standing over him in a hospital room. He had no idea what had happened. His last memory was of standing next to his truck trailer and watching as a Security Contractor Services forklift driver struggled to load an ungainly pallet of...
Learn MoreLast winter, a commercial truck and trailer made an abrupt wide turn into the path of a 24-year-old motorcyclist. The resulting collision sent Justin to the hospital with a collapsed lung, multiple fractured bones and a traumatic brain injury.
Justin's mother realized that her son needed legal help. While he was still in a coma...
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