In some car accidents in California, third parties might be partially at fault for failing to maintain property in a reasonably safe condition to prevent foreseeable injuries. In Union Pacific Railroad Co. v. Superior Court, Cal. Ct. App. Case
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California Nursing Home Arbitration Agreement Not Enforceable for Wrongful Death Claims
Many California nursing homes ask residents or their family members to sign arbitration agreements as a part of the admissions process. These agreements purport to mandate arbitration instead of litigation when disputes arise. Some nursing homes try to force people…
How Long Does It Typically Take to Settle a Personal Injury Case in California?
Personal injury cases can be a complicated and lengthy process that often leaves individuals questioning how long they will wait for a resolution. In California, the timeline for settling a personal injury case is influenced by various factors, making it…
California Court Rules on Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress Claim
When someone witnesses their loved one being seriously injured because of the negligent actions of another person or entity, they have a right to pursue compensation for the negligent infliction of emotional distress when what they witnessed traumatizes them. While…
Understanding Motorcycle Lane Splitting in California
Motorcycle lane splitting, the practice of riding a motorcycle between lanes of slow or stopped traffic, has been a topic of much debate among motorists, motorcyclists, and legislators. In California, it’s not only a common sight but also a legal…
The Dangers of Head-On Collisions in California
Construction Worker Barred from Suing for Personal Injury
In some situations, an employee of a subcontractor on a worksite might be able to file a lawsuit against the employer of another worker who injures them through third-party liability. However, the California Supreme Court has previously held that a…
Understanding California’s Laws on Personal Injury: A Comprehensive Guide
Why You Need a Skilled Accident Attorney in California: Navigating the Aftermath of a Car Accident
Introduction
Navigating the aftermath of a car accident in California can be a daunting journey filled with complex legal, medical, and insurance challenges. With the bustling highways and streets across cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego, the…
Who’s Responsible When a Service Technician Gets Injured at a Client’s Home?
Service companies, such as an HVAC company or roofing company, often complete projects on-site at residential or commercial buildings. The working conditions in different homes can be unknown or hazardous. Technicians receive safety training to prepare for whatever may come…