Bicycle accidents are often devastating for cyclists, especially if they involve an automobile. Although there has been an overall decline in bicycle accidents in the U.S., a larger percentage of the collisions that do occur are fatal.
After a bicycle accident, you will likely require extensive medical care and may be unable to work for some time. Fortunately, under California law, you are entitled to compensation if the driver of the vehicle or another party was at fault.
Career Group, Inc., a leading recruiting firm based out of Santa Monica, California, has reported a data breach that may have affected almost 50,000 people.
According to the notice of breach filed with the California Attorney General’s office, the company became aware that an unauthorized third party gained access to the company network.
CaseyGerry is investigating a massive data breach that may have affected at least 655,384 patients of Illinois-based medical group, DuPage.
DuPage is the largest independent medical group in Illinois with more than 750 physicians across the state.
LifeLong Medical Care, a California-based healthcare provider serving the northern-California area, has started notifying LifeLong Medical Care patients that they may have been affected by the Netgain Technologies ransomware attack.
In November 2020, Netgain Technologies LLC, an IT service provider for the health care industry, was hit with a cyber security attack that compromised a growing list of healthcare provider and insurance companies.
A bicycle hit and run accident is one of the worst types of collisions. Knowing what to do afterward can be difficult since you may feel overwhelmed and are possibly in shock.
CaseyGerry is investigating the SmartStart Employment Screening, Inc. data breach that may have compromised the sensitive information of over 75,000 individuals.
SmartStart Employment Screening, Inc. provides employment screening as well as employee background checks for companies.
Depending on the circumstances, the driver, the pedestrian, or a third party may be totally or partially liable for a pedestrian accident. In San Diego, fault is determined by each party’s degree of negligence.
