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Acting as a Capper can be a Felony Cappers who solicit business for personal injury attorneys can face felony criminal charges. Protect yourself by learning how to spot a legal capper. -
Honesty is Essential After an Accident After an accident, it may be tempting to exaggerate the injuries you sustained. But, with insurance companies looking to discredit you, honesty is essential. -
Single Vehicle Rollover Accidents Require Proper Investigation When you are involved in a single roll over collision, make sure that you have an investigation conducted to find out the cause of the collision. -
What Goes On In The Minds of The Jury? What is it like to sit on a jury? What goes on in the minds of a jury as they are sitting through a trial reviewing evidence? -
What Does Tort Reform Mean? In the 1970s California adopted “tort reform” for medical malpractice claims. The State imposed limits on the recovery of “pain and suffering” damages for victims -
How A Bicyclist Can Protect Themselves in an Accident An Ontario teen was struck by an automobile while riding his bicycle. Learn more of how a bicyclist can protect themselves in an accident. -
The Public Needs to Preserve Its Access to Justice The battle to keep civil and family law courts in Rancho Cucamonga must be taken up by the public who will be most affected. -
Riverside County Settles Sexual Harassment Case David Ricks of the Inland Empire Law Group talks on the recent settlement in the Riverside sexual harassment case. And how to protect yourself in this situation -
Don’t Trust an Ambulance Chaser, says Inland Empire Attorney We have all seen the image of lawyers as ambulance chasers. Ambulance chasing is illegal, whether by the attorney or by someone on their behalf.