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How California Law Decides Pedestrian Right of Way, Fault, Deadlines

A statute first explainer of California pedestrian right of way: how fault is assigned and why 2 year and 6 month claim deadlines can determine your recovery.....

Deadly 16-Vehicle Crash in Norwalk: What California Law Says When a Suspected Street Racing Crash Damages Cars and Injures Bystanders

A high-speed crash in Norwalk early Tuesday morning left one driver dead, injured two other drivers, and damaged sixteen vehicles — five that were moving and eleven that were parked. As reported by KTLA, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department responded to Rosecrans Avenue near Longworth Avenue just before 1 a.m., where one vehicle had....

Six Month Deadline for Dangerous Condition Claims in California

File a dangerous condition claim in California: meet the six month government deadline, preserve scene evidence, and protect your chance of recovery.....

Los Angeles Is Rolling Out 125 Speed Cameras: What California’s AB 645 Program Means for Drivers and Crash Victims

Los Angeles is launching the largest automated speed enforcement program in California, and every driver in the city should understand how it works before citations begin. Authorized by state law AB 645, the program identifies 125 specific locations for speed safety cameras, placed where speeding and crashes happen most often and where there are high....

Two Pedestrians Struck in Northridge; One Person in Custody: How California Law Handles Pedestrian Crashes Involving a Criminal Investigation

Two pedestrians were struck by a car in the San Fernando Valley early Sunday morning, and police have taken one person into custody in connection with the collision. As reported by KTLA, the Los Angeles Police Department received the call at 3:35 a.m.; the victims were found in the 8300 block of Vanalden Avenue in....

California Riders: Lane Splitting Law, Fault, and Two Year Deadline

How California's lane splitting law and CHP guidance affect fault, what evidence matters after a crash, and the deadlines you must meet to protect a claim.....

Two Year and Six Month Deadlines: MedPay vs PIP for California Drivers

Compare MedPay and PIP in California, learn how they work with health insurance, and why the two year and six month filing deadlines can change your claim.....

California Contractors: §218.9 and the Insurance and Contract Checklist

How §218.9 and §§2782/2782.05 change contractor liability in California. Contract and insurance checklist plus a free case evaluation.....

California Slip-and-Fall Settlements: What to Expect in 2026

Explore California slip and fall settlements for 2026, including average payouts for injuries and crucial steps to take after an accident.....

Motorcyclist Killed on the 405 Freeway in Sherman Oaks: Who Is Responsible When a Fallen Rider Is Struck by Other Vehicles?

A motorcyclist was killed Wednesday on the southbound 405 Freeway in Sherman Oaks, near the transition to the 101, in a crash that closed several lanes and backed up traffic into the lunchtime rush. As reported by ABC7, authorities said the rider was heading toward the 101 just before noon when he fell from his....

Personal Injury Contingency Fee: What You Actually Pay

Discover how a personal injury contingency fee works, including what you pay your attorney based on your recovery—understand your costs!....

California Proposition 213: What It Bars and Who It Affects

California Proposition 213 limits non-economic damages for uninsured or convicted drivers. Discover its impact and exceptions here.....
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