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Personal Injury Law Blog

Fall Driving Tips You Need To Keep In Mind

10 September, 2022

Driving can come with many challenges, no matter how experienced you are. These challenges can occur during any season, including fall. If you feel concerned about driving safety, you need to prepare yourself. Understanding safe driving in the fall can…

Premises Liability and the ‘Should Have Known’ Qualifier

9 May, 2022

When someone is accused of allowing a dangerous condition to persist and cause injury, a common response is to say that they did not know about the condition. In this way, they claim it was not their fault and there…

Recognizing the Dangers of Cell Phone Use While Driving

12 April, 2022

Cell phones have introduced a new degree of convenience and flexibility. People can communicate with family and friends who live thousands of miles away with just the touch of a button. Because of the convenience, many people feel capable of…

3 Psychological Injuries Young Dog Bite Victims May Suffer

10 March, 2022

With sharp teeth and long claws, dogs have the potential to inflict grievous harm on anyone. In fact, the American Veterinary Medical Association reports that roughly 20% of bite victims require emergency medical treatment. The AVMA further notes children are…

What You Need to Know About Hit-and-Run Cases in California

10 February, 2022

If you are involved in a car accident, and the other driver did not stop and exchange insurance information, you may have experienced what is called a “hit-and-run.” Motor vehicle accidents are already stressful and disorientating. However, hit-and-runs make a…

The Faster You Drive, the Less Chance of Stopping in an Emergency

10 January, 2022

Braking in a vehicle is not an instant thing. There is a delay between seeing something, deciding you need to brake, taking your foot off the gas pedal, and pushing it down on the brake pedal. That is known as…