Riding Without a Helmet Does Not Erase Your Right to Compensation Key Takeaways: Yes, in most cases you may still be able to recover damages after a bicycle accident in California even if you weren’t
When a Marriage Turns Out to Be Invalid After a Death Key Takeaways: You may still be able to sue for wrongful death in California even if your marriage wasn’t legally valid, as long as
A Peer-Reviewed Honor and What It Means for Newport Beach Injury Victims If you were hurt in Newport Beach and are comparing personal injury firms, you are probably looking for proof that a firm can
Can a Driver Escape Fault by Claiming a Sudden Emergency? Key Takeaways: In California, a driver who blames a crash on a sudden emergency generally must prove it by a preponderance of the evidence. Under
When a Product Fails the Ordinary Consumer’s Expectations Under California Law Key Takeaways: The CACI 1203 consumer expectations test allows California juries to find a design defect when a product fails to perform as safely
When Someone Else’s Car Causes Your Crash on Pacific Coast Highway Key Takeaways: Vehicle Code 17150 permissive use liability makes a vehicle’s owner legally responsible for injuries caused by anyone driving with the owner’s express
When a City Sidewalk, Roadway, or Park Causes Your Injury Key Takeaways: California Government Code § 835 governs when public entities like the City of Newport Beach may be liable for injuries caused by dangerous
Duty of Care in Aquatic Facilities: Drowning Fatalities and Injuries Aquatic facilities, including swimming pools, water parks, and beaches, allow people to enjoy leisure and recreation. However, these environments also pose risks, with drowning being a significant
When a Crash Isn’t What Actually Broke Your Body Key Takeaways: The crashworthiness doctrine in California may allow injured occupants to hold vehicle manufacturers liable for enhanced injuries caused by defective vehicles, even when another
Protecting Your Right to Uninsured Motorist Benefits After a California Crash Key Takeaways: To formally demand uninsured motorist arbitration in California, you must institute arbitration in writing within two years of the accident date under
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