California Law
California Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Insurance FAQ
California law requires all drivers to have auto insurance. Unfortunately, this does not stop some people from driving uninsured. Approximately 16% of cars on the road in California do not have insurance. Thus, if you are in an accident, there is about a 1 in…
What You Should Know About California Window Safety and Fall Protection Laws
California window safety laws provide minimum safety standards to protect people, particularly children, from window falls and other risks associated with glass windows. Defective windows that don’t meet these standards may lead to window fall accidents. If an accident leads to a lawsuit, the court…
What You Should Know about Compensation for Victims of Elevated Falls
A fall from an elevated space such as a roof, balcony, window, bridge or scaffold is not something anyone wants to suffer. Injuries from such falls are typically much worse than single-level slip and falls. Injuries from elevated falls often include traumatic brain injury, broken…
Social Host Liability
It’s no secret that high school and college age kids have parties, and that alcohol is often served at these parties. As such, parents may wonder what happens if their son or daughter throws a party at their house and alcohol is present. Could the…
Cyclist Safety in San Diego
More people are driving distracted today than ever because of the use of cell phones. This makes the roadways particularly dangerous for cyclists. The most dangerous intersections in San Diego (based on number of accidents) do not have bike lanes. As such, many neighborhoods in…