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A published October 2026 California appeals decision held that a Japanese robot maker could not be sued in California over a workplace injury. What personal jurisdiction means for injured workers, how workers’ compensation fits, and who else may pay.
An Anaheim family’s reported $5.75 million settlement after a city tree fell on a car shows how claims against a California city work: dangerous condition rules, the six-month government claim deadline, and who may bring a wrongful death claim.
When a hit-and-run driver strikes an e-scooter rider in Los Angeles, uninsured motorist coverage may help pay. How the physical contact and 24-hour report rules, wrongful death claims, and California deadlines work.
Signing a parent’s or spouse’s nursing home arbitration agreement as their agent may not give up your own wrongful death claim. What an unpublished October 2026 California appeals decision says, why it generally cannot be cited, and what families should do.
A published October 2026 California appeals decision upheld a new trial after jurors in a car crash case discussed insurance and the other driver’s ability to pay. What jurors may and may not consider, and what to do if your verdict seems too low.
Hurt in a crash with a driverless robotaxi in California? Learn how negligence, insurance, and vehicle data shape who may pay for your injuries and losses.
After a crash on a San Diego County state highway, you may have a claim against a driver and a separate dangerous-road claim with a six-month deadline.
When a vehicle crashes into a California restaurant or store, injured guests may have driver and premises claims, and saving video quickly can matter.
California’s new law raises insurance minimums for car-sharing apps like Turo and Getaround; learn whose policy may pay when one of their drivers hurts you.
After a police chase crash in California, injured people may look to the fleeing driver’s insurance, public agency claims, and their own UM coverage.