Category: Personal Injury Blog

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a plan to post 15 MPH speed limits on 343 streets surrounding 201 school zones. City officials and safety advocates hope that slowing traffic near schools will lead to fewer tragic child pedestrian accidents - but will this measure truly make a difference?

In California, two main types of lawsuits may apply after a fatal accident: wrongful death claims and survival actions. While they sound similar, they serve very different purposes.

From fender benders to severe injury crashes, Orange County car accidents often result in significant physical and emotional trauma, highlighting the need for appropriate medical and legal support.

Property owners are legally required to keep their premises safe. Otherwise, they must provide a clear warning. That’s where premises liability comes into play.

For victims and their families, the road after a life-changing accident can feel overwhelming. But understanding what catastrophic injuries are, how they affect the body and mind, and what legal options exist can make all the difference.

Have you ever crossed the street mid-block because it just made more sense—and then worried you’d get a ticket? Thanks to the Freedom to Walk Act, safe jaywalking is no longer a crime.

This visual guide breaks down the most frequent car accidents, their causes, and what to do next if you ever find yourself involved in one. The more you understand, the better prepared you'll be.

Avoiding the common mistakes some accident victims make after a crash is essential to protecting your rights and building a stronger motorcycle accident personal injury claim.