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What If You’re In a Car Accident Driving Without Insurance in California?

Car Accident

Driving without auto insurance and getting into an accident can lead to financial and legal issues. Learn more about driving without insurance and California or contact a Bay Area car accident lawyer today. Car Accident Liability Laws...

When to Get an Attorney for a Car Accident

Car Accident

There are certain steps you should take immediately after a car accident. Calling an experienced attorney is one of them. However, not everyone will need to seek legal assistance following an accident. Our Pleasanton car accident...

Motor Vehicle Accidents on Interstate 580 and Interstate 680

Car Accident

When you live in the East Bay area of Northern California, there is often frequent traffic congestion on the roads. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, with fewer vehicles on the roads, there have been more...

Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities

Elder Abuse

The Bay Area has been severely affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. COVID-19 is running rampant through nursing homes, assisted living facilities and homes for the disabled. Our seniors are extremely vulnerable to this infection. Unfortunately,...

Five Car Accident Injuries That May Require Surgery

Car Accident

Car accidents can be serious and life-threatening. In a moment, you may find yourself fighting for your life in a hospital or facing serious injuries. Even low speed accidents can cause chronic pain and suffering....

SB 310: New ‘Second Chance’ Law To Allow Ex-offenders To Serve On Juries

General News

Did you know that even before California’s State Constitution was ratified felons have been unable to serve on juries? Earlier this year this was finally changed under SB310, commonly referred to as “The Right to...

What is a Super Lawyer?

General News, Personal Injury

A Super Lawyer is an exceptional achievement and title given to lawyers across the country who have reached high achievements and standards within their respective fields. The title of a Super Lawyer indicates that the...

How Will California’s Assembly Bill 218 Affect the Victims of Childhood Sexual Assault?

Dependent Persons Abuse, General News, Sexual Assault

Introduced in January of 2019, California’s new Assembly Bill 218 aims to empower childhood sexual assault victims by extending their statue of limitations for filing civil lawsuits. This would allow many people who were previously...

What is Dependent Persons Abuse and What You Can Do About It

Dependent Persons Abuse

Reports of elder abuse and dependent persons abuse are on the rise throughout California and the entire United States. In this article we delve into what exactly makes up dependent abuse so you are able to...

What to Do If You’ve Been Hit By a Car (5 Steps)

Pedestrian Accident

Car accidents are becoming more common and it is heartbreaking to consider being the victim of one of these accidents. If you or someone you know is a victim of a vehicle on pedestrian accident,...

5 Signs of Financial Elder Abuse You Need to Know

Elder Abuse

Elder abuse at the hands of family, friends, and caregivers is on the rise across the United States. Every year more than half a million reports of elder abuse are reported and even more go unnoticed....

What 4 Things Do I Need to Prove in a Wrongful Death Claim?

Wrongful Death

Wrongful death claims are civil claims brought against a person who can be charged for causing the death of another person. These claims are generally stated by close relatives through civil a lawsuit. In the...

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