California’s New E-Bike Laws: How They Affect an Injury Claim After a Crash
Governor Newsom signed two e-bike laws on September 30, 2026: Senate Bill 1167 (Chapter 846, Statutes of 2026) and Assembly
How Do You Get a California Crash Report, and What Changes in 2027?
After a crash, one of the first records people ask about is the report the officer wrote. Getting it means
Child Hurt on an E-Bike in California: Who Pays, and Can Parents Be Held Responsible?
When a child is hurt on an e-bike, parents face two questions at once: who pays for the care, and
Bike and E-Bike Crashes On or Near San Diego Trolley Tracks: Who Is Responsible and What to Save
Trolley tracks run through busy San Diego streets where people also ride bikes and e-bikes, and a crash there can
MTS Rejected Your Claim: How Long You Have to Sue, Defective Notices and Andrews v. MTS
A rejection letter from the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System, known as MTS, starts a new clock, and the length
Who Investigates a San Diego Trolley Crash? CPUC, MTS, SDPD and the Records to Request
After a San Diego Trolley crash, several agencies may look at what happened, and each one creates different records. In
Hit by a San Diego Trolley: Who Pays When the Train, a Driver and the City Share Fault?
When a San Diego Trolley is involved in a crash, more than one party can be responsible, and each one
How to File a Claim Against MTS or the San Diego Trolley: Policy No. 51 and the Six-Month Deadline
If you were hurt on a San Diego Trolley or an MTS bus, the first step is usually not a
Hurt by an LA Metro Bus? How to File a Claim and Who Gets It in California
When an LA Metro bus is involved in a crash, the first question is usually who to turn to. Reports
Can You Sue the Government Over a Dangerous Road or Sidewalk in California?
Mealey’s reported that a California jury found Caltrans bore most of the liability after a cyclist suffered serious head injuries