On April 10, 2017 our work was recognized in the New York Times for making a major contribution to public health in the workplace: The issue of toxic hazards at work went national nearly 20 years ago, when former employees brought more than 200 lawsuits against IBM, accusing it of having concealed knowledge that it was […]
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Recent Study Shows Helmet Use a Mixed Bag: More Research Needed
Ah, the freedom of the open road! The roar of the tiger between your legs. The wind through your hair. The sun on your face. The feeling you get while riding your motorcycle through the city or countryside. It’s an amazing sense of adventure that only a motorcyclist can understand. Perhaps wearing a motorcycle helmet […]
Another Case against GM for Fatal Ignition Switches Settles before Trial
General Motors has been experiencing over a decade of debacle as a result of millions of its vehicles being manufactured with faulty ignition switches. The failure of these ignition switches has led to hundreds of injuries and fatalities. In approximately 2005, and perhaps even earlier, GM had discovered that several different models of GM vehicles […]
California Courts 101: How the State Court System Is Organized
Unless you’re in court often, it can be hard to tell exactly how the courts are organized here in California. Luckily, this short guide will explain much of the structure of our state’s court system. For a more detailed explanation, go here. Most courts in California can be put into one of two groups: state […]
How Long Do You Have to Bring a Lawsuit for Personal Injury in California?
As you quietly shut the door to the attorney’s office and walk back to your car, you cannot shake the shock. You knew time was flying by, it has seemed to do that more and more as you have grown older, and even more so since the accident, but you had no idea that it […]
