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Teaching Your Kids About 9-1-1

By Eugene Bruno on April 17, 2021

Emergencies can happen. It is recommended that your child know how and why to call 911 from about age 4. Use these tips to teach your child about 911.

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Supreme Court of California Issues Statement on Equality and Inclusion

By Aline Miranda on June 23, 2020

“In view of recent events in our communities and through the nation, we are at an inflection point in our history. It is all too clear that the legacy of past injustices inflicted on African Americans persists powerfully and tragically to this day. Each of us has a duty to recognize there is much unfinished and essential work that must be done to make equality and inclusion an everyday reality for all.”

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COVID-19 Update

By Aline Miranda on June 23, 2020

The global spread of COVID-19 is affecting every one of us. At Bruno & Associates, we are committed to protecting the health and safety of our employees, clients, vendors and the public while still continuing to provide the best legal services possible to every single person who needs our help. A global effort – to protect the most vulnerable and to curb the spread of this virus – requires all of our care, and all of our participation. I want to let you know about the ways in which we are doing our part.

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Documenting Every Dollar Spent Following a Personal Injury

By Aline Miranda on August 24, 2018

Getting injured in any type of accident is never an easy situation to handle. Whether you were hurt in a car accident, a slip-and-fall, a work-related accident or any other type of accident you will want to do everything possible to receive the compensation you deserve.

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San Diego Drivers Ranked 5th Worst in America

By Aline Miranda on August 28, 2017

According to data compiled by QuoteWizard Insurance, the citizens of San Diego were ranked the 5th worst drivers in America. This was a surprising rank above Los Angeles who was ranked 6th on the list. This list was compiled by accidents, speeding tickets, DUIs and citations to formulate where every city fell on the list and included 75 of the most populated cities in America.

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Top 10 Mistakes People Make With Their Insurance Companies When in an Accident

By Aline Miranda on August 23, 2017

Being in an accident can be a traumatic experience. This can lead to unclear judgment and people making mistakes when it comes to dealing with their insurance companies. If you are involved in an accident, be sure to avoid these top 10 mistakes people make as they could cost you a lot more than you think.

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The Top 10 Most Accident Prone Roads in San Diego

By Aline Miranda on August 17, 2017

Stepping outside your house to go on a walk or driving your car can be a very dangerous task in San Diego. In a recent article published by KPBS, the San Diego Police Department announced that the amount of traffic deaths equaled the amount of murders that occurred between 2012 to 2016 totaling 260 deaths for both categories. The next time you leave your home, be aware of the below listed roads as they are some of the most accident prone in San Diego.

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Understanding a Statutory Offer to Compromise Under CCP Section 998

By Aline Miranda on May 8, 2013

California courts follow the rule known as “loser pays,” which means that the “prevailing party” in a lawsuit is awarded certain costs of litigation (not including attorney’s fees). The “prevailing party” is the party who obtains a monetary award from the jury.

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New Court Ruling Further Limits Evidence of Medical Expenses

By Aline Miranda on May 1, 2013

Yesterday, the Appellate Court issued another ruling in consolidated cases that unquestionably will further limit an injured person’s ability to prove at trial just how much the defendant’s negligence has cost her.

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State Budget Cuts Are Causing Trial Delays

By Aline Miranda on April 30, 2013

The governor announced another round of budget cuts and that’s got me thinking about how much longer good people who were hurt in accidents that weren’t their fault will have to wait for justice. Unfortunately, they may be waiting even longer.

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