Category Archives: Personal Injury
Bitten by a Dog and the Owner Fled? Your Next Steps
A dog bite is frightening enough when an owner does everything they’re supposed to do after a bite. But when the owner leaves the scene, you’re left with additional confusion, urgency, and unanswered questions. Who’s responsible for the bite? Was the dog vaccinated for rabies? How are you supposed to recover damages if you… Read More »
What Happens If Your Employer Doesn’t Have Light Duty Available
After you’re injured at work, you may be unable to return to your regular work tasks while you recover—but some employees are approved for light duty. When a doctor recommends light duty or modified work, they can perform limited tasks that fit their current medical restrictions. This is a good way for injured workers… Read More »
Your Employer Says Your Work Injury Happened Off the Clock—Your Next Steps
Workplace injuries can be painful, stressful, and embarrassing. But when your employer claims that an injury happened off the clock, they can also be expensive. In California, we enjoy significant workers’ rights—so if your employer is trying to deny your claim without cause or pin your injury on something else, it’s time to talk… Read More »
Construction Accidents in California—What Are the Greatest Risks Workers Face?
Construction is one of the largest industries in California, helping companies and consumers benefit from a constant stream of public works projects, renovations, and new builds. However, this industry is also incredibly dangerous. Not only is it a naturally hazardous field because of the nature of the work, but carelessness and negligence make it… Read More »
School Field Trip Injuries: Who’s Liable?
As California parents start preparing for their children to go back to school, they’re getting ready to sign mountains of school paperwork—registration forms, school supply lists, and permission slips for field trips planned throughout the year. While most field trips go off without a hitch, there’s always the potential for injury. When a child… Read More »
Summer Motorcycle Accidents in San Bernardino & Riverside Counties: Protecting Yourself on the Road and What to Do If Involved in a Crash
With the summer months bringing warm weather and clear skies, it’s no wonder that motorcycle riders in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties are eager to hit the road and explore California’s stunning highways. Whether it’s a weekend ride along the Pacific Coast Highway or a casual trip through the Inland Empire, motorcycles give a… Read More »
What to Expect During an Independent Medical Evaluation (IME) in California
If you’re in the middle of a personal injury claim in California, you might be asked to undergo an Independent Medical Evaluation (IME). IME can be part of the process for various situations, claims, and cases, including those following a car accident, truck crash, or workplace injury. But the thought of a doctor evaluating… Read More »
How Are Damages Calculated in a California Personal Injury Case if I Have a Preexisting Condition?
Injured in an accident but also dealing with a preexisting condition? You may have a lot of personal injury FAQs and be trying to tabulate the impact your preexisting condition will have on your personal injury claim. Specifically, how can you demonstrate that the injuries you’re dealing with now are a result of the… Read More »
Suing for Escalator Injuries in Riverside
If you were injured while riding an escalator in Riverside, you may be wondering about your legal options. Is it possible to file a lawsuit and recover compensation for damages like medical expenses, missed earnings, and emotional distress? What happens if your escalator accident has left you permanently disabled? In this situation, you may… Read More »
Rear-Ending Semi-Trucks: A Dangerous Situation in California
When a normal passenger vehicle rear-ends a semi-truck in California, catastrophic injuries are virtually guaranteed. Unfortunately, drivers rear-end semi-trucks on a regular basis in San Bernardino – often through no fault of their own. If an accident of this nature harmed you or someone you love, you may be wondering how you will cover… Read More »
