Do You Really Need a Dog Bite Accident Attorney?

Californians seem to love dogs. In the most recent survey done by Dogtime.com nearly 40% of California households own at least one dog. Many of us are convinced that pet ownership is good for their health and in an increasingly complex world having a dog or cat provides a ready

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What To Do If You Trip And Fall On A Sidewalk…

The leading cause of serious injury and death to older people is from falling. We often see this when people trip and fall on sidewalks causing broken bones to hips, arms & wrists—as well as head injuries. These injuries can result in hospitalization and surgeries. If someone trips and falls

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More Speeding leads To Fewer But More Devastating Accidents

The “Stay At Home” order has led to fewer crashes with the unintended consequences of more speeding and potentially more devastating accidents. These facts are from a study released by the UC Davis Road Ecology Center. With the state on lockdown traffic accidents have dropped by about half. However, in

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Accident Reported – No Injuries

The next time you’re stuck in traffic and the radio states the reason for the back-up is a non-injury accident do you know what that really means? Anyone who’s ever been in a car crash understands the reality as no one was transported from the scene via ambulance. They also

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Why Driving Is More Dangerous With Advanced Driving Technology

The newest technology in new cars has the ability to assist drivers with parallel parking, blind spot detection and lane departure. These are clear improvements in some of the more intricate aspects of driving. However, as technology continues to develop many drivers are placing increasing reliance on driver technology and

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How To Hold The Line On Car Insurance For The New Driver

Car insurance for new drivers is almost prohibitively expensive. Before you blame the greedy insurance company let’s review some statistics. According to the California DMV the crash rate for 16-year-olds is 3.7 times higher than drivers of all ages and the crash rate for 16 to 19-year-olds is 2.7 times

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