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TL;DR In California, dog owners are usually liable for dog bite injuries, even if the dog has never bitten anyone before. Under California Civil Code Section 3342, dog owners are held strictly liable when their dog bites someone in a public place or when the victim is lawfully on private property. Victims may be able […]

TL;DRMotorcycle accidents caused by road hazards are often the result of dangerous road conditions. In California, injured riders may pursue motorcycle accident claims involving road hazards against a government entity or another negligent party responsible for poor road maintenance. Such cases have strict deadlines and require specific evidence. An experienced attorney can investigate liability, protect […]

TL;DR:California’s 2026 traffic safety laws expand the Move Over rule to all stopped vehicles, allow speed cameras in work zones, lower some school zone speed limits, and strengthen DUI penalties. Further, the new laws will regulate off-highway electric motorcycles, extend probation for DUI manslaughter, require better e-bike visibility, and update rules for autonomous vehicles. These […]