Personal Injury

Imagine a pharmaceutical company developing a next-generation drug to treat migraines. Even though human trials show promise, patients start reporting severe side effects as soon as the medication hits the market. After an internal investigation, the company discovers that their new manufacturer created an incorrect formulation of... Read Full Post

An unexpected injury can change your life in profound ways. While some accidents are genuinely random – no amount of precaution could have stopped them from happening – many injuries could have been prevented if someone had been more careful. When we go out into the world,... Read Full Post

A slip or fall can cause major injuries, from bone fractures to traumatic brain injuries. Even if your own health insurance covers some of your costs, you could face significant medical bills and out-of-pocket expenses that leave a huge impact on your life. If you become temporarily... Read Full Post

Construction sites are hotbeds of hazardous activity, with a constant movement of workers, heavy machinery, equipment, and materials. Accidents can happen even with strict safety protocols, leaving individuals to deal with difficult injuries and the financial burdens that follow. If you're an employee on a construction site,... Read Full Post

California law requires that all drivers carry a minimum amount of car insurance. Some people know this as the 15-30-5 rule – you must carry liability coverage for at least $15,000 for injury or death to one person, $30,000 for injury or death to more than one... Read Full Post

California requires drivers to carry car insurance in case they get into an accident that causes damages. But not everyone follows the rules, not all insurance policies are created equal, and insurance providers care more about profits than paying out claims. Most of us assume or hope... Read Full Post

So you got into a fender bender. Your car is in the shop and your neck is sore. You may have bruises, cuts, headaches, or fatigue that keeps you home from work. Your primary care physician refers you to a physical therapist, where you have to do... Read Full Post

One person’s negligence can change another person’s life in the blink of an eye. A distracted driver reading a text can cause a crash that leaves another driver with debilitating, life-altering injuries. Even if the distracted driver never meant to injure anyone, California law still holds them... Read Full Post

Some car crashes are straightforward enough – there’s plenty of evidence to support the fact that one person is clearly at fault. Whoever is at fault pays for the damages and losses of anyone else affected by the crash. But the majority of car accidents end up... Read Full Post

Recent statewide statistics show that California roads see nearly 200,000 traffic accidents involving injuries every single year, affecting over 250,000 people in the state. Even if you walk away from an accident or you “feel fine” in the aftermath of a collision, car crashes often cause latent... Read Full Post