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Dog Bite at an Airbnb in San Diego: Who’s Legally Responsible?

By Eugene Bruno on April 26, 2025

Dog bites are traumatic and painful, often leading to long-term medical issues and emotional distress. But when an Airbnb is involved, figuring out who’s legally responsible can create even more complications.

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Posted in: Dog Bite

Why Seat Belts and FAA-Approved Child Restraints Matter More Than Ever

By Eugene Bruno on April 24, 2025

If you’ve been following the news, you’ve probably seen an alarming rise in aviation emergencies lately — from a door plug blowing off a Boeing 737 midair to flights shaken by severe turbulence. Fortunately, most recent incidents haven’t led to major casualties. But they’re a clear reminder that airplane seat belt safety including FAA-approved child restraints aren’t optional — they’re critical to protecting you and your family during air travel.

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Posted in: Car Accident

Bitten at a Brewery: Who’s Liable for Dog Bites at San Diego’s Dog-Friendly Establishments?

By Eugene Bruno on April 24, 2025

In sunny San Diego, where outdoor living and pet-friendly businesses thrive, it’s not uncommon to find dogs lounging under brewery tables or mingling with patrons on restaurant patios. But what happens when a seemingly friendly environment turns dangerous? Specifically, who is responsible when a dog bite occurs at one of San Diego’s dog-friendly establishments?

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FMLA, CFRA, and Mothers: Protecting the Right to Family Leave in California

By Eugene Bruno on April 22, 2025

Mother’s Day reminds us of the incredible importance of family. It’s a time to honor the dedication, sacrifice, and strength of mothers everywhere — especially working moms who balance their careers and caregiving responsibilities every day.

At Eugene Bruno & Associates, we want to take this opportunity to highlight some important protections that working mothers (and all eligible employees) should know about: the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the California Family Rights Act (CFRA).

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Posted in: Employment Law

What Can Be Considered Sexual Harassment at Work?

By Eugene Bruno on April 20, 2025

Sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious issue that impacts employees’ well-being, their ability to work, and the overall health of an organization. When left unaddressed, harassment can create a toxic environment where employees feel unsafe, unproductive, and emotionally drained.

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Posted in: Employment Law

Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Dog Bites in San Diego?

By Eugene Bruno on April 19, 2025

Dog ownership comes with serious responsibilities, including the potential financial consequences if your dog injures someone.

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Posted in: Dog Bite

Is It Harassment If It Happens Outside of Work?

By Eugene Bruno on April 15, 2025

Imagine a scenario where an employee has just returned from a holiday party with their colleagues, only to learn that an awkward work encounter has occurred outside their professional environment.

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Posted in: Employment Law

How Long Do You Have to Work to Get Unemployment in California?

By Eugene Bruno on April 10, 2025

For those in California who have recently lost their jobs, navigating the criteria for collecting unemployment can feel overwhelming. But understanding what steps to take is vital in securing the support you need during this challenging time.

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Posted in: Employment Law

Can Work Discriminate Against Mental Health Issues?

By Eugene Bruno on April 5, 2025

Mental health is an increasingly important topic in today’s workplace. Employees face a range of challenges that can affect their emotional and psychological well-being, and as society continues to recognize the significance of mental health, more attention is being given to how these conditions impact the workforce. Unfortunately, despite such advancements, mental health discrimination in the workplace remains a pervasive issue.

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in San Diego?

By Eugene Bruno on March 25, 2025

California law allows surviving family members and certain others to file a wrongful death lawsuit to seek compensation for their loss. But are there limitations on the eligibility of certain family members for filing a wrongful death claim in California?

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Posted in: Wrongful Death