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California Law on Dog Bites on Public or Private Property If you were bitten by a dog, you may be wondering if it matters whether you were on public or private property at the time of the attack. Learn more here. -
Animal Attacks: How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit? After an animal attack, you may be more focused on your recovery than pursuing legal action. However, you should move quickly to avoid forfeiting your rights. -
Dog Bite Attacks: Determine If the Dog Owner Is Insured Dog bites and attacks may be covered by the dog owner's insurance policy. However, finding out if the owner is insured may require a lawsuit. Learn more here. -
Understanding California Dog Bite Laws A dog attack can be a frightening experience. Here, learn how California’s strict laws protect dog bite victims, and learn how to get help from an attorney. -
What to Do After an Animal Attack If you’ve been attacked by a dog, following some simple steps can strengthen your compensation case. Learn 10 important steps to take after an animal attack. -
Suing for Damages If You’re Injured on Government Property If you were injured on government property, you may be eligible for compensation. Here, learn the reporting guidelines and deadlines for this type of case. -
If You’re Injured in a Slip and Fall, File an Accident Report Filing an accident report after a slip and fall isn't a legal necessity, but it can help support your case. Here, learn how to document your accident. -
Determining the Value of a Premises Liability Claim If you were injured in a slip and fall accident, the award you may receive can vary. Learn what factors determine the value of premises liability cases. -
What an Attorney Must Prove in a Premises Liability Case Being injured on another person's property isn't enough to show that an owner was negligent. Here, learn what attorneys must prove in premises liability cases. -
Can I Get Compensation If I Was Partially At Fault? Drivers who are partially responsible for an accident may still be able to pursue compensation for injuries. Here, learn about comparative negligence laws. -
How To Report A Car Accident Being involved in a car accident can be a jarring experience. Follow these 10 important steps after an accident to strengthen your claim for compensation. -
Aggressive Driving Claims Countless Lives Each Year in CA Aggressive driving behaviors play a role in as many as two-thirds of fatal accidents. Learn how to recognize an aggressive driver. -
Understanding a Missed or Delayed Diagnosis Even capable doctors can make mistakes when diagnosing illnesses. Here, learn how a missed or delayed diagnosis may be considered malpractice. -
Was Your Tracheotomy Error a Result of Medical Malpractice? Tracheotomies are used to help patients breathe after facial injuries or traumas. Here, learn how these procedures can sometimes cause serious complications. -
When a Balloon Angioplasty Error Is Medical Malpractice Up to 16 percent of patients undergoing balloon angioplasty experience complications. If an error caused your complication, you may be entitled to compensation. -
Is an Anesthesia Error Considered Medical Malpractice? Anesthesia errors can happen during surgery. If you were injured because of medical negligence during a surgical procedure, you may be able to seek compensation. -
Were You Involved In An Accident With A Distracted Driver? Distracted drivers cause thousands of injuries and deaths every year. Learn more on distracted driving and what to do if you are injured. -
Surgical Errors Are a Common Form of Medical Malpractice Mistakes can occur during surgery that may be considered negligent. If you’ve been harmed by medical negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. -
Wrongful Death Lawsuits: What They Are and Who Can File Them When a loved one dies as a result of negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Here, learn more about wrongful death cases. -
Litigation Costs are a Big Concern in Lawsuits Litigation costs in Los Angeles County rose 24 percent 2015. Why does it cost so much to bring on a lawsuit? Attorney David Ricks explains in this article.