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Yes, personal injury victims need experienced lawyers. Ut est rerum omnium magister usus, or “experience is the best teacher.” Rigorous law school classes and the California Bar Exam teach wannabe attorneys how to look at legal problems and think like lawyers. Attorneys must analyze car crash and other personal injury cases, see possible claims and… Continue reading Do I Really Need an Experienced Lawyer?
California residential and commercial tenants can sue their landlords for non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering, as well as economic damages, such as medical bills. Many tenants believe they have few or no legal rights. But under California law, landlords must provide safe (no injury or health hazards) and secure (no structural or criminal… Continue reading How Do I Sue a Landlord for Pain and Suffering?
Yes, nursing homes are liable (legally responsible) for falls. Nursing homes have a duty of care to provide safe and secure environments, especially when vulnerable people, like older adults in poor health, are concerned. If a breach of care causes injury, the nursing home is liable for damages (compensation). Common breaches of fall safety care… Continue reading Are Nursing Homes Liable for Falls?
Liability, or legal responsibility, usually involves negligence, or a lack of care. The level of responsibility varies, usually according to the tortfeasor’s (negligent actor’s) professional status, if any. The concept of negligence is based on a series of cases, many of which date back to the 1800s, such as 1837’s Vaughn vs. Menlove.The defendant built… Continue reading A Complete Guide to Liability Claims: What They Mean for You!
The good old days of safe streets in Los Angeles are over. After violent crime hit a 50-year low in 2014, rates of homicides, rapes, and aggravated assaults surged again in 2021. Officials have pointed to liberal gun possession laws and negligent property owners as contributing factors. This post focuses not on blaming society but… Continue reading Responsibility for Violent Crimes in SoCal
Disney World is the world’s most popular vacation resort. This theme park draws over fifty-eight million visitors a year. Other theme parks in Greater Los Angeles, like Hogsmeade in North Hollywood and Super Silly Fun Land in Universal City, don’t draw nearly as many visitors. But, they’re still quite popular, especially among locals. To draw… Continue reading A Closer Look at Amusement Park Injuries in Southern California
The duty of care, which applies to residential and commercial property owners in California, is based on the story of the Good Samaritan. This guy went out of his way to help an injured traveler. Likewise, property owners must go out of their way to ensure that social and commercial guests are safe. How far… Continue reading Top Three Premises Liability Claims in Southern California
Nursing homes should be caring hence it is in the name, although every next day we come to a news which is quite opposite to its mere nature. Headlines lines like an elderly fell from stairs and got injured. Stats clearly describe that these incidents are rising year on year, more than half of nursing… Continue reading My Mom Fell at a Nursing Home. What Can I Do?
According to a recent survey, Los Angeles natives and visitors endure more bed bug bites than anyone else in the country. Many of the other cities on the list were in the south, largely because of tourism in this area. California and thirteen other states had multiple cities on the list. To prevent infestations at… Continue reading Los Angeles is Number one for Bed Bug Bites
Bed bugs (cimex lectularius) are tiny parasites that usually hide in linens and feed on human blood. Many people believe that bed bug infestations are a third world problem that’s confined to unsanitary places. Yet these infestations are increasingly common in the United States. Furthermore, according to the Centers for Disease Control, these parasites “have… Continue reading What You Should Know About Bed Bug Infestations
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