Pedestrian Hit-and-Run in Orange County: What Families Can Claim When the Driver Is Caught
A witness followed a hit-and-run driver after a fatal Garden Grove crash. Here is what California families can claim when the driver who fled is caught.
Shuttle Bus Accident Claims in California: Airport, Hotel and Charter Shuttles
A free shuttle can still be a common carrier. Learn how California treats airport, hotel, casino, employer and charter shuttle injuries, CPUC insurance rules and the deadlines.
Hurt at a Metro or Metrolink Station in California: Boarding Gaps, Doors and Responsibility
Train-door and platform-gap injuries can involve different operators, owners and contractors. A focused update to our station-injury guide explains what to preserve.
Wrongful Death After a Deadly I-15 Crash in San Diego
A deadly crash on northbound I-15 near Clairemont Mesa Boulevard is under CHP investigation. Learn who can bring a California wrongful death claim, the deadlines and how to get the CHP report.
Hurt as a Motorcycle Passenger in California: Can You Claim Against the Rider’s Insurance?
Motorcycle passengers in California can often claim against the rider’s liability coverage. Learn about household exclusions, animal and road defect crashes, UM, med-pay, helmets and deadlines.
Hit by a U-Turning Driver in a California Bike Lane: E-Bike Riders’ Rights
California law limits U-turns and driving in bike lanes. Learn the Vehicle Code rules, how DUI evidence and punitive damages work, and which insurance pays an injured e-bike rider.
Child Hurt in School PE or Sports in California: Can You Sue the School District?
A new California appellate ruling says primary assumption of risk can apply to voluntary school sports classes. Learn when districts can be liable, claim deadlines for minors and what to document.
Crashed Into a Big Rig Parked on the Freeway Shoulder in California: Who’s at Fault?
When a car hits a big rig stopped on a California freeway shoulder, fault is not automatic. Learn when trucks may stop, warning device rules, evidence and wrongful death deadlines.
Wrongful Death After a Big Rig Head-On Crash in California: Who Pays?
A family generally has two years to file a wrongful death lawsuit after a truck crash under Code of Civil
Hit by a Big Rig That Didn’t Stop? Who Pays After a California Truck Hit-and-Run
When a big rig leaves the scene, carrier markings, cameras, and truck logs can help identify it, and uninsured motorist coverage may apply if it’s never found.