Nunez v. City of Redondo Beach, filed 7/27/22.
Tripping or slipping and falling can be one of the most devastating events to happen to you. The force from the height and speed of the fall, and how you fall, can seriously injure you.
Dram shop laws were created to hold establishments and social hosts that serve alcohol liable for the harm caused by over-serving. For example, if a bar failed to cut off service to an individual who was clearly inebriated, who then drove and crashed into another car, the bar may be partially liable for any injuries and property damage.
The steps you take after a slip-and-fall accident in a restaurant can significantly impact your ability to recover compensation. Although you may be in pain and feeling overwhelmed, try to keep the following tips in mind.
If you get injured while on public transportation—such as a bus, train, or subway, the carrier may be liable. These companies are bound by common carrier laws, which means they have a higher duty of care to ensure passengers are safe.
Montes v. Young Men’s Christian Association of Glendale
Per California law, when you own a property and know or should know of a dangerous condition, you may have a duty to warn of this condition.
CaseyGerry has filed a lawsuit against Ford Motor Company over a dangerous defect that may cause vehicles to erupt in fire under the hood.
Ford advertises its 2021 Expedition as “designed with you and your family in mind.”
The credit reporting agency Equifax recently sent lenders incorrect credit scores on behalf of millions of consumers. For about 300,000 of those prospective borrowers, the scores were off by 25 points or more, leading some to be denied credit or receive higher interest rates.
By Eric Ganci
Rycz v. Superior Court of San Francisco
In San Diego, and I assume every other county and court in California…probably the United States, our Courts have taken to the use of video-conferencing instead of in-person hearings.
