Recent Blog Posts
Workplace Dangers for Delivery Drivers in California
Delivery drivers keep California running. From pizzas and catering orders to package deliveries and constant e-commerce orders, drivers are in higher demand than ever before. But driving is an inherently dangerous activity, and in fact, delivery drivers face a greater risk of injury than many other professions. While the average rate of injury across… Read More »
2026 is Here: Is Your Estate Plan Ready?
A new year is a chance to tackle new career goals, finally get into that new workout routine, and write the book you’ve been putting off—but it’s also a good time to review your estate plan and make sure it still meets your needs. For Californians, that means making sure that your plan has… Read More »
Estate Planning for Blended Families: What You Need to Know
Estate planning should be a top priority for everyone, but it’s particularly important for blended families in California. A significant number of marrying couples bring children from previous relationships into their new marriage, creating a new blended family. The estate planning needs of a blended family are often somewhat more complex than what other… Read More »
Why is My Employer Delaying My Workers’ Compensation Claim?
When you’re injured at work, the last thing you need is an unexpected delay that keeps you from receiving income replacement benefits and medical care. The entire reason the workers’ comp system exists is to help workers get benefits without extra hurdles to jump while protecting companies from personal injury claims. Despite this, you’ll… Read More »
How a Special Needs Trust Could Protect Your Loved One
If you have a family member or loved one with special needs, you likely wonder how you can provide for them after you’re gone. Many people want to leave money or property to ensure that their loved one can live a full and happy life, but they know that doing so can result in… Read More »
Construction Accidents in California—What Are the Greatest Risks Workers Face?
Construction is one of the largest industries in California, helping companies and consumers benefit from a constant stream of public works projects, renovations, and new builds. However, this industry is also incredibly dangerous. Not only is it a naturally hazardous field because of the nature of the work, but carelessness and negligence make it… Read More »
Dooring Accidents: How They Happen, Who’s to Blame, and Your Next Steps
If you ride a bike or motorcycle in California, you’re in good company. California is fourth on the list of most bicycle-friendly states and is widely recognized for being one of the safest states for motorcyclists. Having said that, motorcyclists and bicyclists do face certain risks that other motorists don’t—and dooring is one of… Read More »
School Field Trip Injuries: Who’s Liable?
As California parents start preparing for their children to go back to school, they’re getting ready to sign mountains of school paperwork—registration forms, school supply lists, and permission slips for field trips planned throughout the year. While most field trips go off without a hitch, there’s always the potential for injury. When a child… Read More »
What Happens if You’re Injured in or by an Uber or Lyft in San Bernardino?
Rideshare services from Uber, Lyft, and others have risen along with their popularity in California and are basically part of the everyday status quo for most in San Bernardino. Whether it’s a quick trip to a local food spot, your ride home after a fun night out, daily transportation to and from work, the… Read More »
Summer Motorcycle Accidents in San Bernardino & Riverside Counties: Protecting Yourself on the Road and What to Do If Involved in a Crash
With the summer months bringing warm weather and clear skies, it’s no wonder that motorcycle riders in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties are eager to hit the road and explore California’s stunning highways. Whether it’s a weekend ride along the Pacific Coast Highway or a casual trip through the Inland Empire, motorcycles give a… Read More »
