This regularly updated blog offers information on a wide range of personal injury topics. Browse these posts for information on common accidents, injuries, damages, and more.
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Sweep Logs | Establishing Notice of a Store Owner on a CA Slip & Fall Case California clearly establishes the business owner's duty to inspect, maintain and make safe the business premises. -
3 Factors to a San Diego Slip and Fall Injury: Shoes, Floor & Person Whenever you are dealing with a slip and fall injury, you always have the same three ingredients: the victim's shoes, the floor, and the victim. -
Supermarket or Retail Store Duty in a San Diego Slip and Fall Case The supermarket or retail store has a duty to maintain its premises in a such a manner that it does not create an unreasonable risk of harm to customers. -
The Notice Element in a San Diego Slip and Fall Injury Case | What to Know The Notice evidentiary element is by far the most critical element in a slip and fall injury case that needs to be established as soon as possible in a case. -
Absence of a Hazard in a California Slip & Fall Injury Case On occasion, a slip and fall accident and injury can occur when there is no obvious hazard; the floor is dry and clean, free of any dangerous debris. -
Control of the Premises in a Slip and Fall Injury Case | San Diego Injury Firm Mark Blane discusses a common aspect of slip and fall injury cases. Read on to learn more. -
Duty of Ordinary Care in a Slip and Fall Injury Case | San Diego Injury Law Firm Most jurisdictions require that the landowner use the level of care of an ordinarily prudent adult to prevent an unreasonable risk of harm. -
Hazards & Debris on Floors & Sweep Logs | San Diego Slip & Fall Accidents The basis of California slip and fall law stems from proving a property owner breached a duty owed to the injured slip and fall victim. Read on to learn more. -
The Hazard that Causes a Slip and Fall | Causal Link | San Diego Injury Firm In most California slip and fall cases, some physical feature or condition is a major contributing factor in the injure party's fall. -
Permanent Disability under San Diego Workers Compensation Laws | Injuries This article explains what qualifies as a permanent disability under California workers' comp law. -
Origin of the Make Whole Doctrine | For San Diego Personal Injury Cases The make whole rule developed as an equitable defense to health insurance subrogation claims. -
Specific On the Job Injuries Compared with Cumulative Injuries | San Diego Under the California Labor Code, there are two types of injuries that a California worker can suffer on-the-job or during their course and scope of employment. -
Comparative Fault in a California Slip and Fall Case | San Diego Injury Lawyer California is a comparative fault state. Read on to learn what that means and how it affects slip and fall injury cases. -
Head Injuries & Mandatory State Motorcycle Helmet Laws | San Diego Injury Attorney Did you know trauma resulting in long-term disability is more common among motorcyclists injured in states without universal helmet laws? -
What is a Traumatic Brain Injury | San Diego Brain or Head Injury Attorney A Brain Injury Accident is a potentially life altering event and may result in long-term or short-term impairments. -
California Independent Medical Exams Exposed As you will read below, IME’s are NOT “independent” in any sense of the word, and they are regularly used by insurance companies to improperly deny benefits. -
Reasonableness in your California Slip or Trip and Fall Accident Injury Case The legal term "reasonableness" and your California premise liability case can often times be confusing to some injury clients. -
Get Fair Compensation for Soft Tissue Injuries The insurance companies spend millions of dollars each year to make sure their adjusters are trained to evaluate injury claims. -
Loss Motion Segment Integrity Injury If loss motion segment integrity is found, it can be documented using the impairment ratings via the AMA Permanent Impairment Guidelines Fifth Edition. -
Negotiating your Medical Bills How is your attorney going to maximize your recovery when a settlement offer or judgment is made on your injury case?