Lead is so toxic to humans that even tiny amounts of exposure to lead over the long-term can lead to serious medical problems, including neurological disorders, developmental delays, learning disorders and kidney damage. Children under the age of 6, unborn infants and pregnant women are especially vulnerable to the effects of lead exposure.
3 tips for riding your motorcycle in LA traffic
It is probably the last thing you want to do, but think about Los Angeles traffic for a second. Imagine all the drivers crowding around you, cutting you off and texting. It is difficult enough to navigate this jungle in a car, let alone on your new motorcycle.
Are my motor vehicle accidents covered by insurance?
What, exactly, does your car insurance generally cover? California residents often worry after being involved in motor vehicle accidents that their insurance will not pay for certain events. Instead of worrying about whether you are covered, close communication with your insurance company - and even a little bit of research - can give you the peace of mind you need. Here, we talk about the events that are generally covered by insurance policies.
Who is responsible for hazardous conditions on sidewalks?
Who is at fault for that uneven California sidewalk that caused you to trip, fall and hurt yourself? The answer might surprise you! Yes, it is possible to recover financial compensation for a premises liability suit related to a trip-and-fall accident on a sidewalk - but a smart victim takes the time to learn about his or her legal rights before the case ever begins.
Distracted Driving Awareness Month addresses car accident risk
Did you know that April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month? Whether a California motorist is engaging with their cell phone, changing the radio station, disciplining their children, or even applying makeup, they could be liable for car accidents because of their distracted driving. Do not be a negligent driver - instead, join the national movement to stop texting and driving.
