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Nursing Home Negligence in Southern California: A Case Study
By Joseph Robison / March 12, 2021

Many of our loved ones, whether family or friends, live or will live in a nursing home at some point in their lives. Nursing homes are supposed to provide useful services such as housing, housekeeping, personal care, skilled nursing and other medical care. Additionally, nursing homes often include special programs for elderly individuals suffering with…

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Determining Liability for Injuries in Crashes Involving Bicycles
By Joseph Robison / February 18, 2021

Despite Los Angeles’ reputation for high-density highways and congested streets, Los Angeles is also home to thousands of bicyclists. Some Los Angelinos use bicycles as their primary means of transportation while other Los Angeles residents use bicycles for exercise and pleasure. Indeed, anyone who spends a beach day in Santa Monica, Venice, Manhattan Beach or…

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California’s Lane Splitting Laws and Injuries Involving Motorcycles
By Joseph Robison / January 25, 2021

In Southern California, motorcyclists often drive between cars in adjacent lanes in a practice known as “lane splitting.” When motorcycles engage in reckless lane splitting, crashes often ensue. However, lane splitting is not per se legal in California. Indeed, the California legislature has passed legislation permitting lane splitting.  When a crash involving lane splitting occurs,…

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Are You Liable for Car Crash Injuries if You Lend Someone Your Car?
By Joseph Robison / January 4, 2021

There are many amazing things about living in or visiting Southern California. San Diego’s Zoo, Orange County’s beaches, Los Angeles’s entertainment industry, Ventura County’s surf, just to name a few. Connecting all these amazing places are Southern California’s interstates, highways, and scenic routes. Indeed, many roads in Southern California have been given their own monikers…

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Uber and Lyft Crashes and Insurance Coverage for Third Party Injuries
By Joseph Robison / December 14, 2020

In November 2020, Californians voted on Proposition 22 (“Prop 22”), pursuant to which Californians decided whether to exempt Uber and Lyft drivers from having to classify their drivers as “employees” rather than “independent contractors”. Ultimately, Californians passed Prop 22 and exempted Uber and Lyft from classifying their drivers as employees. Generally, Prop 22 passing was…

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