Can I File a Claim For a “No Contact” Motorcycle Accident in California?
Vehicle accidents are fairly common in a heavily populated state like California. Thousands of people file accident claims every year for all sorts of different …
Examples of Driver Negligence in Car Accident Cases
According to the CDC, car accidents are one of the leading causes of injuries in the United States. Many people who are involved in car …
Crimes That May Also Be Charged With Domestic Violence
Domestic violence, also called intimate partner violence, is defined by the United Nations as a pattern of behavior that is used to gain control or …
Common Causes of Slip and Fall Lawsuits
The Center of Dieses Control and Prevention (CDC) states that about 36 million falls are reported among adults each year. About 3 million of which …
Dealing With Divorce During the Holidays
The holidays can be a challenging time of year for couples going through divorce. Especially for families with children, it can be tough to deal …
The Burden of Proof in a California Personal Injury Case
If a personal injury lawsuit goes to trial, two parties present their arguments in front of a judge or jury: the plaintiff (injured party) and …
Explaining Washington State’s Theft Laws
Washington theft laws encompass a wide variety of crimes including shoplifting, armed robbery, armed robbery, fraud, embezzlement, and unlawful possession of property. It’s important to …
Military Divorce vs. Civilian Divorce: What’s the Difference?
Southern California is home to hundreds of thousands of veterans and active duty service members. Inevitably, some military members get married and start families with …
Future Damages in Personal Injury Claims Explained
If you are injured in an automobile, trucking, slip and fall, or other kind of accident, you are entitled to damages based on your injuries. …
What is Wage Garnishment?
What is Wage Garnishment? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, wage garnishment is “a legal procedure in which a person’s earnings are required by …