Highway 17 is one of the most dangerous roads in California. With its sharp turns, blind spots, wet roads and frequent conflict points (paths where vehicles can collide), Highway 17 sees hundreds of crashes each[…]
You may be able to recover compensation if you suffer injuries during a workplace accident. In many cases, you would seek compensation through California’s workers’ compensation system. You would most likely be unable to file[…]
We recently published a blog that discussed why Highway 17 is dangerous. More can be said about what you could do to protect yourself after an accident on this treacherous highway. A recent San Jose[…]
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating six head-on crashes involving Hyundai and Kia vehicles. NHTSA, which is the federal agency responsible for regulating auto safety, is investigating why the airbags failed to[…]
There are new updates on the deadly Tesla Model X crash that occurred in Mountain View last month. On March 23, an Apple engineer was driving his Model X on Highway 101 when it crashed[…]
Motorcyclists face multiple hazards while they are riding in the Bay Area. Recent motorcycle accidents in the Bay Area prove this point. A motorcyclist in San Jose died after colliding into a vehicle that was[…]
Highway 17 is an accident-prone road linking the South Bay Area to Santa Cruz. Collisions on Highway 17 rose 34 percent from 2015 to 2016, according to last year’s The Mercury News. Crash statistics for[…]
When you file a personal injury claim, you’ll more than likely have to prove that someone was negligent in causing the accident and that you sustained injuries due to that negligence. A negligence claim has[…]
The risk of falling and sustaining injury is higher among elderly people as their age affects their health. Even while under the care of nursing home staff, elderly residents living in nursing homes can still[…]