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Driving in San Diego and throughout California carries with it inherent risks no matter the time of year. However, the summer is riskier and people face a higher chance of being in motor vehicle accidents.

Traumatic brain injuries are common after car accidents, and they don’t always show immediate symptoms. You need to get a checkup after the accident regardless of how bad it was.

It’s possible to fall asleep for only a second and not even realize it. If you know that you have a tendency to nod off when you’re tired, then you shouldn’t drive in that condition.

In California and throughout the nation, distracted driving is an ongoing problem. While this may be perceived as an issue when drivers are on the road, they can also be distracted and have accidents in other locations.

If you’ve been involved in a vehicle accident that you weren’t fully at fault for, you may be wondering if you can collect damages.

California streets and highways are following a growing trend of becoming even deadlier for pedestrians. In 2019 alone, 6,301 pedestrians were killed by motor vehicles throughout the country.

When you’re seeking compensation in California for a slip-and-fall accident, you must prove that the landowner either failed to warn of knowable dangers or failed to keep the premises reasonably safe.

Auto accident injuries in California come in a wide variety. Most injuries produce some form of observable exterior damage, but many more serious injuries are actually located internally.

If you are a California resident who has suffered from a dog bite, there are some important things you should be aware of regarding your right to compensation.

California is a state with many activities to enjoy, so drivers may hitch a trailer with a boat, ATV, or various cargo. Moving belongings to a new location may also require hooking a trailer to a vehicle.