With the rise of ride-sharing operations like Uber and Lyft throughout California and the nation, a new conversation is growing surrounding car crashes. Uber, the ubiquitous ride-sharing app, is even in the process of testing self-driving cars - but what does that...
Month: March 2017
Complacency is cited in California vehicle accidents
To an outsider, California drivers probably appear to be skillful, practiced and observant, given the number of cars on our highways and the number of lanes they populate. But a recent study indicates that risky driving habits are taking a surprisingly high toll, and...
What hazardous conditions exist at a restaurant?
What are your options when it comes to suffering a slip, trip or fall at a food service establishment? Restaurants have just as much of a responsibility to victims of premises liability accidents as other business do. In fact, food service establishments may be...
New stats: Car accidents leading cause of death for young America
Did you know that vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for teenagers and young adults? New nationwide research shows that young people aged 16 to 20 are at a significantly elevated risk of death in car accidents. So, what are legislators in California and...
Can premises liability accidents happen at a house?
What do you think of when you imagine a slip-and-fall case in California? Perhaps you imagine victims seeking financial restitution from a store owner or mall administrator. The fact is, though, that premises liability cases can arise on private property of any type -...
Porsche e-mails under fire after Walker motor vehicle accident
The daughter of deceased actor Paul Walker is accusing auto company employees of misconduct in the way they casually referenced her father's death in internal communication. Reports show that messages surrounding Walker's death made light of his crash and other...
