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March Madness: The Personal Injury Mistakes Bracket

By Eugene Bruno on February 26, 2025

March is here, and the excitement of March Madness is in full swing! As basketball fans are filling out their brackets, we’re doing something a little different—we’re hosting our very own Personal Injury Mistakes Bracket! This bracket isn’t about basketball teams. We’re looking at the biggest mistakes people make when trying to deal with a personal injury case on their own and how those mistakes can end up costing a lot of money.

Personal injury cases can be complex; even a seemingly small misstep can lead to big problems. So, while you’re cheering on your favorite teams, take a moment to think about your personal injury case—and whether you might be making one of these common mistakes!

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Posted in: Personal Injury

California’s Statute of Limitations for Labor Law Violations

By Eugene Bruno on February 14, 2025

If you’ve discovered that your employer hasn’t paid you properly or violated California’s labor laws, you have the right to take legal action. However, it’s crucial to understand that these claims come with strict time limits, known as statutes of limitations. There’s certain information that every California worker needs to know about filing wage and hour claims.

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Posted in: Employment Law

What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident in San Diego

By Eugene Bruno on February 5, 2025

Knowing the right steps after a motorcycle accident can significantly protect your health, legal rights, and financial future. But what exactly should you prioritize, document, and avoid in the aftermath of a crash?

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Posted in: Motorcycle Accident

The Impact of California’s Wildfire on Home Insurance

By Eugene Bruno on February 3, 2025

The ongoing wildfire crisis in California is sending shockwaves through the home insurance industry. With insurers pulling out of high-risk areas, lawmakers stepping in with new regulations, and homeowners scrambling for coverage, the state is facing a major turning point. Here’s what you need to know about the impact of recent fires on home insurance in Los Angeles and what the future holds.

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Posted in: In The News

5 New CA Laws to Know for 2025

By Eugene Bruno on January 31, 2025

Heads up, San Diego! There are a handful of new laws that came into effect in 2025 that will impact the way you drive. From insurance claims for car break-ins to parking restrictions and license and insurance requirements, here’s the run-down on new driving laws impacting Californians for 2025.

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Posted in: Car Accident

What to Do After a Bicycle Accident

By Eugene Bruno on January 30, 2025

Bicycle accidents are a common yet often overlooked risk, with many riders failing to fully understand the steps needed to protect their health, safety, and legal rights immediately following a crash. Whether you’re involved in a collision with a vehicle, another cyclist, or a road hazard, knowing what to do after a bicycle accident is crucial for your well-being and the success of any potential legal or insurance claims.

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Posted in: Bicycle Accident

Exploring Cannabis-Impaired Driving: A Growing Concern

By Eugene Bruno on January 13, 2025

In Colorado, where America’s experiment with legal recreational marijuana began over a decade ago, a unique line of research has started to unfold. Federal scientists are paying regular cannabis users to get stoned in the name of road safety. As marijuana use grows nationwide, the studies—conducted in vans adorned with hippie tapestries and featuring high-tech car simulators—aim to address a critical gap in understanding cannabis-impaired driving.

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Posted in: Car Accident

How California’s Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program Can Help Low-Income Drivers in 2025

By Eugene Bruno on January 10, 2025

Auto insurance in California is already expensive, and with California increasing minimum coverage limits in 2025, costs are only going up. This will make it even harder for many drivers to afford the insurance required to drive legally.

For low-income drivers, California’s Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program (CLCA) offers affordable coverage that meets the state’s mandatory insurance requirements but at lower limits. By making auto insurance accessible, CLCA helps ensure that more Californians can drive legally and responsibly, thereby reducing the number of uninsured drivers on the road.

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Posted in: Car Accident

California’s New Workplace Laws for 2025

By Eugene Bruno on January 3, 2025

As of January 1, 2025, California has implemented several new workplace laws, including minimum wage increases, expanded leave, and additional safeguards against workplace discrimination and harassment. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the following legislative updates:

  • Statewide minimum wage increases
  • Expanded protections for victims of crime or abuse
  • Prohibition of mandatory workplace meetings on political or religious matters
  • Expansion of workplace restraining orders

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Posted in: Employment Law

Does Uber Cover Accidents for Drivers?

By Eugene Bruno on December 20, 2024

Rideshare drivers and passengers face unique challenges in the aftermath of a crash. You might not be aware of what happens if you get in an accident while driving for Uber, so it’s important to know that you are covered for medical expenses, vehicle damage, and liability.

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Posted in: Rideshare Accident