Monthly Archives: December 2020
When is Workers’ Comp NOT the Sole Remedy for a California Construction Accident?
If you work in the construction industry in California, you know the work environment can be a dangerous one. Data from the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) is proof, as there were 27,400 recorded cases of workplace injuries at construction sites in 2018. In sum, 13,300 of these cases involved days away from work… Read More »
Avoid California Car Accidents with Tips to Stop Yourself from Distracted Driving
Even though motorists know the dangers of cell phone use while driving, statistics from the California Office of Traffic Safety Annual Report 2019 indicate that many of them have concerns about other drivers engaging in hazardous activities. Survey results indicate that 37.8 percent of respondents believe distracted driving because of texting is the biggest… Read More »
How California Bike Buffer Zones Protect Cyclists from Deadly Bicycle Accidents
It was back in 2012 when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) revealed some disturbing statistics about bicycle accidents: That year, 726 bike riders were killed and another 49,000 injured in incidents involving motorized vehicles. In response to these numbers, California lawmakers passed the Three Feet for Safety Act – a law that… Read More »
Documents Your California Car Accident Attorney Needs to Fight for Your Rights
When you were injured in a California car accident, you can guess that it is easier to prove your right to compensation when you have solid evidence. Generally, you need proof regarding who was at fault in the crash and valid, credible information regarding your injuries – whether you are negotiating settlement with the… Read More »
Shorter Days Means More Auto Crashes in California
The weather around Oakland, CA may still be temperate as we head deeper into the Fall months, but many motorists have already noticed a seasonal change that impacts everyone on California roadways: The days are getting shorter and, despite the onset of Daylight Savings Time, the darkest days of winter will arrive in December…. Read More »
Is California a “One Bite Rule” State for Dog Bite Claims?
Most dogs live up to their nickname as “Man’s Best Friend,” but there are some canines that are prone to bite, attack, or cause other injuries to humans. Statistics from PetPedia.com, an online resource for information for pet owners, are proof that some furry friends can be dangerous. There are approximately 4.7 million people… Read More »
“Black Box” Evidence in California Car Accident Cases
Traditional evidence is useful in proving your rights as the victim of a California car accident, but it can only go so far in some cases. Many times, the statements of drivers and passengers will be self-serving as they seek to blame the other motorist; in other cases, there may be difficulties in gathering… Read More »
