Personal Injury

Halloween is one of the most anticipated nights of the year for families across San Diego. Costumed children fill neighborhoods, community events draw large crowds, and streets are alive with excitement. But Halloween is also the single most dangerous night of the year for pedestrian accidents—especially for children and teens. Why Pedestrian Accidents Spike on Hallo...

Not every injury caused by a car accident is immediately obvious. Many crash victims in San Diego and throughout California discover symptoms only hours or days after the incident—sometimes when the adrenaline wears off or swelling and inflammation set in. Insurance companies use these “delays” to minimize or deny claims, but the reality is that delayed-onset injuri...

California’s Strict Liability Dog Bite Law California has some of the strongest dog bite laws in the country. Under California Civil Code Section 3342, dog owners are held strictly liable if their dog bites someone in a public place or lawfully on private property. Unlike states with “one-bite” rules, victims in California do not need to prove that the dog had bi...

Why Construction Accidents in California Are So Common California’s booming construction industry fuels growth across San Diego, Los Angeles, and beyond — but it also brings high risks. Construction sites involve heavy machinery, multiple contractors, and strict deadlines. When safety corners are cut, accidents happen, leaving workers and bystanders with life-alter...

Why Medical Malpractice Cases Are Uniquely Challenging in California Most personal injury cases — like car or pedestrian accidents — center on negligence and straightforward liability. Medical malpractice is different. In California, victims must prove not only that a provider acted below the “standard of care,” but also that the mistake directly caused measura...