Monthly Archives: April 2023
Common Causes Of Boating Accidents In California
Boating is a popular activity throughout California, whether you enjoy powerboating, sailing, paddling a canoe, kayaking, or skimming the waves on a personal watercraft. In total, there are more than 703,250 registered vessels in the state, comprising 5.9 percent of the total boats registered nationwide according to recreational boating statistics from the US Coast… Read More »
Balancing Pros And Cons Of Class Action Lawsuits In California
A class action lawsuit is civil litigation in which one or more named plaintiffs take the lead in suing a defendant, doing so on behalf of a group of people who have suffered similar losses. Because victims often do bear the same impacts when injured by hazardous substances like asbestos, contaminated groundwater, and defective… Read More »
Where To Report Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect In California
If you witness nursing home abuse or neglect at a California assisted living facility, one of your first questions is how to get government officials involved and take proper action. There are agencies in all US states that regulate nursing homes and handle complaints about misconduct, and these responsibilities fall on the California Department… Read More »
How Much Does A Helmet Really Work In A California Bicycle Accident?
Even without reviewing the statistics, you can guess that a helmet offers effective protection for the head and neck in a bicycle accident. Data from the National Safety Council (NSC) confirms this assumption and offers proof that helmets work remarkably well. When looking at all fatalities from bicycle accidents, 54 percent of victims were… Read More »
Brawls On Cruise Ships: Cruise Line Liability
Cruises are among the most popular vacation options due to their many amenities, exciting shore excursions, and countless on-board activities. According to the Port of San Francisco website, there are more than 100 cruise ship calls every year. Plus, around 400,000 passengers pass through on their way to destinations along the California Coast, Alaska,… Read More »
How Safety Courses Help Reduce Deadly ATV Accidents
Initially, you should be aware of the legal reasons to take an ATV safety course. Under California law, there are laws that apply to those under 18 years old, as well as additional restrictions for those under age 14. An ATV Safety Certificate and direct parental supervision are required, so you may be considering… Read More »
