GM Faces Rebuke by California Judge After Pedestrian Dragged by Robotaxi

As the transport industry continuously evolves, California residents face new threats every day. The rise of driverless vehicles has sparked considerable controversy. Despite promises that this technology is completely safe, numerous rideshare accidents in California have been linked to self-driving vehicles. One recent example involves GM’s “Cruise” robotaxis – and a personal injury lawsuit is currently underway involving one of these vehicles. Judge Orders GM to Offer Plaintiff the Maximum Possible Settlement On February 7, 2024, it was reported that a California judge had ordered GM to offer an injured pedestrian the maximum possible settlement for a crash that almost claimed her...

29 February

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Are Divorces Public in California?

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If you are approaching divorce in California, you may be concerned about your reputation. It is only natural to feel self-conscious about your divorce, and a failing marriage can be quite embarrassing. While you might feel comfortable sharing news of your impending breakup with close friends and family, you may also wonder whether your divorce records will become public for all to see in California. Is this true? How can you protect your privacy during a divorce in California? Navigating the intricacies of divorce law in California can be challenging, which is why seeking guidance from reputable and experienced California...

17 February

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How to Prove Negligence in a Grocery Store Slip-and-Fall

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How to Prove Negligence in a Grocery Store Slip-and-Fall

Every year, thousands of people slip and fall in California grocery stores. These falls can lead to a range of serious injuries, including sprains, strains, brain damage, hip fractures, contusions, and much more. Some falls even prove fatal. If you are recovering from a fall in a Riverside grocery store, you may be convinced that your accident was due to negligence. How exactly do you prove that grocery store staff contributed to your fall? Is There Any Surveillance Footage? First, you might want to ask yourself whether there is any surveillance footage. This may prove to be very effective evidence in a...

24 January

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Should You Tell Your Spouse You Are Thinking of Divorce?

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Should You Tell Your Spouse You Are Thinking of Divorce

If you are considering divorce in California, you might not have told anyone about these plans. It is easy to internalize such feelings, and you might even feel guilty about reading this article. Many spouses consider “coming clean” and telling their husband or wife that they are thinking about a potential divorce at some point in the future. But is this really the right choice? Why Telling Your Spouse About A Potential Divorce Could Backfire While some spouses benefit from being open with each other, telling your spouse about a potential divorce could backfire. Once your spouse knows that you might file...

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