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Just because a plaintiff dies doesn’t mean their lawsuit does. If the plaintiff dies during their personal injury case, the action can become a survival action. Similarly, the decedent’s loved ones

Can You Cross Double White Lines on the Road? When you see the double white and double yellow lines in the HOV lane, think twice before you switch lanes, or

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) that involves either a direct blow to the head or after a head jerk or whiplash-type injury that causes your head and

In personal injury law, the question of liability and responsibility often comes up. This is natural, as personal injury lawsuits essentially claim that one person’s action or inaction led to another

Dogs are often referred to as man’s best friend, but in the hands of a negligent owner, a dog can become a danger to others. Dog owners are responsible for

The roads in Los Angeles are bad, and the sidewalks are even worse. According to an article in Los Angeles Magazine, the problem is not getting better anytime soon, either. Instead

Always Take Burns Seriously Burns are serious injuries, and if you have been burned or scalded, you should seek medical attention as quickly as possible. Even if a burn seems

A Scald Injury Can Happen in Seconds In the ‘80s, water heater manufacturers adopted a standard in which water heaters were manufactured with a thermostat pre-set to 120°F. Despite this,