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Halloween Safety Tips: Stay Safe While Still Having Fun

By Eugene Bruno on September 29, 2025

Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year, full of costumes, candy, and community fun. But behind the spooky decorations and glowing jack-o’-lanterns, there are real dangers that can lead to serious injuries if precautions aren’t taken. Whether you’re a parent, homeowner, or just out enjoying the festivities, here are our top Halloween safety tips to help you stay safe, and what to do if something goes wrong.

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Haunted House Injuries: When Halloween Fun Turns Dangerous

By Eugene Bruno on September 25, 2025

Every October, haunted houses pop up across the country, promising heart-pounding scares and unforgettable thrills. But sometimes the fear goes too far, and what should be a night of fun ends with a trip to the emergency room. If you’ve been injured at a haunted house, you may be wondering: Can I sue for a haunted house injury? The answer can be tricky.

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Injured at a VRBO in San Diego? Understanding Slip-and-Fall Liability

By Eugene Bruno on June 24, 2025

San Diego is a top destination for travelers looking for sunshine, beaches, and relaxation—and short-term vacation rentals like VRBO have become increasingly popular for both weekend getaways and longer stays. But what happens when your vacation takes a painful turn?

If you suffer a slip-and-fall accident at a VRBO in San Diego, you may be left wondering who is responsible. Is it the host? The platform? The property manager? And, more importantly, how can you seek compensation for your injuries?

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How Comparative Negligence Affects Your Slip-and-Fall Claim in California

By Eugene Bruno on June 10, 2025

You could still be eligible to receive compensation for your injuries in a slip-and-fall accident even if it turns out that you were partly at fault. Thanks to the legal concept of comparative negligence, accident victims in California can seek damages as long as someone else is at least partially at fault for the accident.

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Why Reporting Your Slip-and-Fall Immediately Matters Legally

By Eugene Bruno on June 6, 2025

Immediately reporting the accident can make a big difference when it comes to filing a successful claim, and you’ll also want to get a copy of the incident report.

However, even if you didn’t report the accident right away, you could still have a viable claim. And Eugene Bruno & Associates can inform you about your legal options.

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Top Slip-and-Fall Hazards in San Diego Commercial Properties

By Eugene Bruno on June 3, 2025

In San Diego, where tourism, retail, and hospitality thrive year-round, commercial property owners have a legal responsibility to keep their premises safe. But, too often, safety takes a back seat to profit.

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The Dangers of Haunted Houses: What You Need to Know About Halloween Attractions

By Eugene Bruno on October 1, 2024

As Halloween draws near, haunted houses and spooky attractions open their doors to thrill-seekers across San Diego. While these attractions offer a fun and frightening experience, they can also pose serious risks to visitors.

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The Role of Negligence in Slip-and-Fall Accidents

By Eugene Bruno on June 30, 2024

Slip-and-fall accidents can cause severe injuries, including fractured bones, concussions, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and broken hips. Victims of these accidents often require extensive medical care — they may even be forced to live with chronic pain and disabilities for the rest of their lives.

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The Dangers of Fair Rides: What You Need to Know

By Eugene Bruno on May 30, 2024

Fairs are beloved for their vibrant atmosphere, delicious food, and, of course, the thrilling rides. However, while fair rides offer excitement and fun, they also come with risks. Understanding the potential dangers and taking appropriate precautions can help ensure a safe experience.

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Paving the Way to Safer Sidewalks

By Eugene Bruno on December 22, 2023

The San Diego City Council is going to start fixing broken sidewalks, but they may be sending YOU the bill. In an attempt to reduce lawsuits for injuries caused by broken and damaged sidewalks, the city has begun notifying about 5,000 property owners that they are responsible to fix the sidewalks in front of their homes or businesses. The city wants to make property owners aware of their obligation to maintain sidewalks that border their properties and to encourage them to make the necessary repairs. The city estimates it will cost $238 million to make repairs on approximately 4,500 miles of sidewalks throughout the city.

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