Uber Accidents and Ride-Sharing Liability in California
There is no doubt Uber has revolutionized transportation, but many drivers and riders are unaware of the liability issues ride-sharing accidents raise. Unfortunately, it is often not until someone experiences a ride-sharing accident that they realize what is and is not covered by insurance. If you drive for or ride with Uber, Lyft, or another ride-sharing company, it pays to
Death Toll Rises in the Wake of Las Vegas Mass Shooting
Police reports say death toll in Sunday’s night’s outdoor concert massacre at the Mandalay Resort Hotel in Las Vegas has risen to 58. At least 515 people have been reported injured. The alleged gunman, Stephen Paddock, was found dead in his hotel room after the shooting spree. The suspect is believed to have checked into the hotel with more than
What Are the Risk Factors for Financial Elder Abuse?
Financial elder abuse is a serious and growing problem in southern California. It is estimated that roughly 5% of Americans over the age of 65 suffer financial abuse from family members and that approximately 7% are financially harmed by strangers. What Is Financial Elder Abuse? What does financial elder abuse mean? The term covers a wide spectrum of behaviors, ranging
How are Paralysis and Nerve Damage Evaluated in a Car Accident Case?
Paralysis from a traumatic event such as a car accident results in severe physical limitations that present serious health challenges while often preventing the victim from holding a job, enjoying prior hobbies and activities, and being able to take personal care of him- or herself. Other types of nerve damage may lead to fewer restrictions while still impairing daily life.
Zero Tolerance: California Underage DUI Laws and Penalties
Every day, eight teenagers across the country die in crashes caused by driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol. Deaths among teenagers make up 20% of all alcohol-related crashes. Even though people between 12 and 20 years of age cannot legally drink alcohol, this age group is responsible for 11% of all alcohol consumption in the U.S. every year. Of
How to Appeal a Personal Injury Case
Most people associate the appeals process with criminal law matters. In criminal trials, it is only the defendant who has grounds to appeal a judgement, but in civil lawsuits, both parties have the right to appeal a personal injury verdict. In California, as in all states, an appeal must be predicated upon a reversible error in law. It is not
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