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PERSONAL INJURY
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking accident, regardless of who is at fault or responsible for damages stemming from the accident. In a previous blog...
Minimizing Injuries from a Bicycle Accident
In a previous post, we discussed important California laws related to the operation of a bicycle on streets and highways. These laws were designed to minimize the occurrence of bike-related accidents (see Riding a Bicycle on California Street?...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more catastrophic than others. Big-rig (i.e., trucking) accidents are often the most severe because of their size (see...
Liability Standards for Personal Injuries from a Domestic Animal
In our previous blog post, we discussed how California law imposes strict liability on the owner of a wild animal that injures someone, regardless how much effort was in place to restrain the wild animal or prevent it from harming someone (see...
Attacked by Someone’s Wild Animal? Strict Liability it is…
A previous blog post discussed how California law follows a theory of liability known as "strict liability" for the owner of a dog that bites someone (see Dog Bites and Dog-Related Injuries). But does strict liability apply to other...
Rules for the Good Samaritan Helping an Injured Victim in an Accident
In our previous blog post, If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You Have to Help?, we discovered that there is no affirmative duty to render assistance to an injured person in need of help following a car accident, motorcycle accident,...
If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You have to Help?
While driving down a rural country road, you see a 7-year old kid yelling to you for help. He is bleeding badly and in need of assistance because he was just involved in a car accident. You are fully able to render aid to his personal injuries...
Injured in an Accident by Someone with a Disability?
Continuing our series on causes of action under a negligence theory (see Injury Accident Cause of Action? Negligence) stemming from a car accident, trucking accident (i.e., "big rig" or "semi truck"), motorcycle crash or other personal injury...
Standard of Care for Minors after an Injury Accident
Undeniably, children are treated differently under the law than adults. This is true both in the criminal courts, as well as the civil courts. In previous posts, we discussed the legal requirements one must satisfy in order to prevail on a...
VEHICLE ACCIDENTS
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking accident, regardless of who is at fault or responsible for damages stemming from the accident. In a previous blog...
Minimizing Injuries from a Bicycle Accident
In a previous post, we discussed important California laws related to the operation of a bicycle on streets and highways. These laws were designed to minimize the occurrence of bike-related accidents (see Riding a Bicycle on California Street?...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more catastrophic than others. Big-rig (i.e., trucking) accidents are often the most severe because of their size (see...
Liability Standards for Personal Injuries from a Domestic Animal
In our previous blog post, we discussed how California law imposes strict liability on the owner of a wild animal that injures someone, regardless how much effort was in place to restrain the wild animal or prevent it from harming someone (see...
Attacked by Someone’s Wild Animal? Strict Liability it is…
A previous blog post discussed how California law follows a theory of liability known as "strict liability" for the owner of a dog that bites someone (see Dog Bites and Dog-Related Injuries). But does strict liability apply to other...
Rules for the Good Samaritan Helping an Injured Victim in an Accident
In our previous blog post, If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You Have to Help?, we discovered that there is no affirmative duty to render assistance to an injured person in need of help following a car accident, motorcycle accident,...
If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You have to Help?
While driving down a rural country road, you see a 7-year old kid yelling to you for help. He is bleeding badly and in need of assistance because he was just involved in a car accident. You are fully able to render aid to his personal injuries...
Injured in an Accident by Someone with a Disability?
Continuing our series on causes of action under a negligence theory (see Injury Accident Cause of Action? Negligence) stemming from a car accident, trucking accident (i.e., "big rig" or "semi truck"), motorcycle crash or other personal injury...
Standard of Care for Minors after an Injury Accident
Undeniably, children are treated differently under the law than adults. This is true both in the criminal courts, as well as the civil courts. In previous posts, we discussed the legal requirements one must satisfy in order to prevail on a...
DOG/ANIMAL ATTACKS
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking accident, regardless of who is at fault or responsible for damages stemming from the accident. In a previous blog...
Minimizing Injuries from a Bicycle Accident
In a previous post, we discussed important California laws related to the operation of a bicycle on streets and highways. These laws were designed to minimize the occurrence of bike-related accidents (see Riding a Bicycle on California Street?...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more catastrophic than others. Big-rig (i.e., trucking) accidents are often the most severe because of their size (see...
Liability Standards for Personal Injuries from a Domestic Animal
In our previous blog post, we discussed how California law imposes strict liability on the owner of a wild animal that injures someone, regardless how much effort was in place to restrain the wild animal or prevent it from harming someone (see...
Attacked by Someone’s Wild Animal? Strict Liability it is…
A previous blog post discussed how California law follows a theory of liability known as "strict liability" for the owner of a dog that bites someone (see Dog Bites and Dog-Related Injuries). But does strict liability apply to other...
Rules for the Good Samaritan Helping an Injured Victim in an Accident
In our previous blog post, If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You Have to Help?, we discovered that there is no affirmative duty to render assistance to an injured person in need of help following a car accident, motorcycle accident,...
If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You have to Help?
While driving down a rural country road, you see a 7-year old kid yelling to you for help. He is bleeding badly and in need of assistance because he was just involved in a car accident. You are fully able to render aid to his personal injuries...
Injured in an Accident by Someone with a Disability?
Continuing our series on causes of action under a negligence theory (see Injury Accident Cause of Action? Negligence) stemming from a car accident, trucking accident (i.e., "big rig" or "semi truck"), motorcycle crash or other personal injury...
Standard of Care for Minors after an Injury Accident
Undeniably, children are treated differently under the law than adults. This is true both in the criminal courts, as well as the civil courts. In previous posts, we discussed the legal requirements one must satisfy in order to prevail on a...
SLIPS AND FALLS
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking accident, regardless of who is at fault or responsible for damages stemming from the accident. In a previous blog...
Minimizing Injuries from a Bicycle Accident
In a previous post, we discussed important California laws related to the operation of a bicycle on streets and highways. These laws were designed to minimize the occurrence of bike-related accidents (see Riding a Bicycle on California Street?...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more catastrophic than others. Big-rig (i.e., trucking) accidents are often the most severe because of their size (see...
Liability Standards for Personal Injuries from a Domestic Animal
In our previous blog post, we discussed how California law imposes strict liability on the owner of a wild animal that injures someone, regardless how much effort was in place to restrain the wild animal or prevent it from harming someone (see...
Attacked by Someone’s Wild Animal? Strict Liability it is…
A previous blog post discussed how California law follows a theory of liability known as "strict liability" for the owner of a dog that bites someone (see Dog Bites and Dog-Related Injuries). But does strict liability apply to other...
Rules for the Good Samaritan Helping an Injured Victim in an Accident
In our previous blog post, If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You Have to Help?, we discovered that there is no affirmative duty to render assistance to an injured person in need of help following a car accident, motorcycle accident,...
If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You have to Help?
While driving down a rural country road, you see a 7-year old kid yelling to you for help. He is bleeding badly and in need of assistance because he was just involved in a car accident. You are fully able to render aid to his personal injuries...
Injured in an Accident by Someone with a Disability?
Continuing our series on causes of action under a negligence theory (see Injury Accident Cause of Action? Negligence) stemming from a car accident, trucking accident (i.e., "big rig" or "semi truck"), motorcycle crash or other personal injury...
Standard of Care for Minors after an Injury Accident
Undeniably, children are treated differently under the law than adults. This is true both in the criminal courts, as well as the civil courts. In previous posts, we discussed the legal requirements one must satisfy in order to prevail on a...
IN THE COURTROOM
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking accident, regardless of who is at fault or responsible for damages stemming from the accident. In a previous blog...
Minimizing Injuries from a Bicycle Accident
In a previous post, we discussed important California laws related to the operation of a bicycle on streets and highways. These laws were designed to minimize the occurrence of bike-related accidents (see Riding a Bicycle on California Street?...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more catastrophic than others. Big-rig (i.e., trucking) accidents are often the most severe because of their size (see...
Liability Standards for Personal Injuries from a Domestic Animal
In our previous blog post, we discussed how California law imposes strict liability on the owner of a wild animal that injures someone, regardless how much effort was in place to restrain the wild animal or prevent it from harming someone (see...
Attacked by Someone’s Wild Animal? Strict Liability it is…
A previous blog post discussed how California law follows a theory of liability known as "strict liability" for the owner of a dog that bites someone (see Dog Bites and Dog-Related Injuries). But does strict liability apply to other...
Rules for the Good Samaritan Helping an Injured Victim in an Accident
In our previous blog post, If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You Have to Help?, we discovered that there is no affirmative duty to render assistance to an injured person in need of help following a car accident, motorcycle accident,...
If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You have to Help?
While driving down a rural country road, you see a 7-year old kid yelling to you for help. He is bleeding badly and in need of assistance because he was just involved in a car accident. You are fully able to render aid to his personal injuries...
Injured in an Accident by Someone with a Disability?
Continuing our series on causes of action under a negligence theory (see Injury Accident Cause of Action? Negligence) stemming from a car accident, trucking accident (i.e., "big rig" or "semi truck"), motorcycle crash or other personal injury...
Standard of Care for Minors after an Injury Accident
Undeniably, children are treated differently under the law than adults. This is true both in the criminal courts, as well as the civil courts. In previous posts, we discussed the legal requirements one must satisfy in order to prevail on a...
POLICY & LAW
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking accident, regardless of who is at fault or responsible for damages stemming from the accident. In a previous blog...
Minimizing Injuries from a Bicycle Accident
In a previous post, we discussed important California laws related to the operation of a bicycle on streets and highways. These laws were designed to minimize the occurrence of bike-related accidents (see Riding a Bicycle on California Street?...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more catastrophic than others. Big-rig (i.e., trucking) accidents are often the most severe because of their size (see...
Liability Standards for Personal Injuries from a Domestic Animal
In our previous blog post, we discussed how California law imposes strict liability on the owner of a wild animal that injures someone, regardless how much effort was in place to restrain the wild animal or prevent it from harming someone (see...
Attacked by Someone’s Wild Animal? Strict Liability it is…
A previous blog post discussed how California law follows a theory of liability known as "strict liability" for the owner of a dog that bites someone (see Dog Bites and Dog-Related Injuries). But does strict liability apply to other...
Rules for the Good Samaritan Helping an Injured Victim in an Accident
In our previous blog post, If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You Have to Help?, we discovered that there is no affirmative duty to render assistance to an injured person in need of help following a car accident, motorcycle accident,...
If a Child is Injured and in Need of Help, Do You have to Help?
While driving down a rural country road, you see a 7-year old kid yelling to you for help. He is bleeding badly and in need of assistance because he was just involved in a car accident. You are fully able to render aid to his personal injuries...
Injured in an Accident by Someone with a Disability?
Continuing our series on causes of action under a negligence theory (see Injury Accident Cause of Action? Negligence) stemming from a car accident, trucking accident (i.e., "big rig" or "semi truck"), motorcycle crash or other personal injury...
Standard of Care for Minors after an Injury Accident
Undeniably, children are treated differently under the law than adults. This is true both in the criminal courts, as well as the civil courts. In previous posts, we discussed the legal requirements one must satisfy in order to prevail on a...
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