When we go places — a friend’s home, the grocery store, a sports or music venue, etc. — we have a reasonable expectation that we will be safe from harm there. And yes, accidents can happen anywhere. But whoever owns the property on which you suffered your injuries...
Summer is vacation season for a lot of people – and that means staying in a hotel. Every hotel stay should be a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Most are. When things go wrong, however, it can lead to serious injuries, and you may find it necessary to pursue a...
Persons walking around in a California supermarket have a reasonable expectation of safety. The same applies to walking outside the supermarket in areas under the supermarket’s control. Unfortunately, accidents and oversights happen, which could lead to a...
Premises liability is a legal doctrine that requires property owners to keep property reasonably safe. It allows an injured party in California to sue a property owner after being injured by defective property or a lack of maintenance. However, determining fault can...
Hotels in California can be sued when their guests are injured in accidents on the premises. However, a hotel guest can only pursue an injury claim against the hotel if the hotel is liable for their accident. Proving liability The first step to proving that a hotel is...
California homes can come with elaborate features that help to enhance the lives of the homeowners. Unfortunately, some of these features may be considered an attractive nuisance and open the homeowner up to liability when an accident occurs. As a homeowner, it's...
