Immigration Status Does Not Erase Your Right to Be Paid in California Key Takeaways: Yes, undocumented workers can file a wage theft lawsuit in California, because state law ties the right to earned wages to
Brian Chase, a leading California auto defect expert and trial attorney at Bisnar Chase Personal Injury Attorneys, represents individuals injured by defective vehicle systems, including advanced collision avoidance technology (CAT). He also educates fellow attorneys
Understanding Your Right to Seek Justice After a Devastating Loss Key Takeaways: California Code of Civil Procedure § 377.60 establishes a tiered structure for eligibility in wrongful death lawsuits. The first tier includes surviving spouses,
When a Recall Helps Rather Than Hurts Your Injury Case Key Takeaways: A product recall does not end your right to sue in California and often strengthens your claim by publicly confirming a dangerous defect.
Understanding the SR-1 Form and Your Reporting Duties in California Key Takeaways: In most cases, yes, California law requires drivers involved in a crash to file an SR-1 form with the DMV within 10 days
Bisnar Chase Proudly Announces Ian Silvers’ Recognition as a 2026 Top Labor and Employment Lawyer by the Daily Journal Bisnar Chase is pleased to announce that partner and trial lawyer Ian Silvers has been named
How Long You Really Have to File a Car Accident Claim in California Key Takeaways: California sets firm deadlines to sue after a car accident. Injured parties typically have two years from the crash date
Understanding Stolen Wages in the California Workplace Key Takeaways: Wage theft under California employment law occurs when an employer fails to pay legally required compensation, including withheld overtime, unpaid minimum wage, confiscated tips, illegal deductions,
LA County Recorded Over 100,000 Crashes in 2025: What Injury Victims Need to Know Key Takeaways: Los Angeles County recorded over 101,000 car crashes in 2025, averaging approximately 278 collisions per day. California’s pure comparative
Filing a Car Accident Claim After Leaving the Scene in California Key Takeaways: Yes, you may still file a car accident claim even if you left the scene, but acting quickly is critical. California law
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