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Wrongful Death and Survival Actions in California: Two Claims After a Death
California’s wrongful death claim under CCP 377.60 and the decedent’s cause of action under CCP 377.30, who may bring each, and what each may recover.
Filing a Lawsuit for Child Sexual Abuse
How the California civil process works for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, covering how filing deadlines changed in 2024, institutional accountability, and privacy protections.
What Happens When a Nursing Home Destroys Records in California (and What AB 251 Changed for Your Family)
California's AB 251 changed what happens when a nursing home destroys or hides a resident's records. How to request records fast and who to call for help.
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California E-Bike Laws for 2027
What Assembly Bill 2346 and Senate Bill 1167 change in California on January 1, 2027, from the sidewalk speed limit to police reports and seller labels.
Hit by a Drunk Driver in California
California statutes on injury and death claims after a crash with a driver under the influence of alcohol, including hosts, sellers and the filing period.
Wildfire Injury Claims in California
California statutes on wildfire injury and death claims against private parties, including the filing period and how fire causes are investigated.
Filing Periods for Adult Sexual Assault Claims in California: Section 340.16 and Its Revival Windows
CCP section 340.16 sets California's filing period for an adult sexual assault claim, including its revival windows.
Delayed Pain After a Car Accident and California's Two-Year Filing Period for an Injury Lawsuit
California's two-year period for filing an injury lawsuit under CCP 335.1, when the period begins under the accrual cases, and the six-month claim rule for public entities.
The Nursing Home Feels Hot: The Rule, the Exception, and What Actually Counts as Neglect
Nursing homes must generally keep rooms between 71 and 81 degrees, but the rule has carve-outs. What the standard requires, how CDPH enforces it, and what families can document.
California's 2026 MICRA Cap Increase: What Medical-Malpractice Victims Should Know
California's 2026 MICRA cap limits medical-malpractice non-economic damages to $470,000 ($650,000 for wrongful death) under AB 35. Medical bills stay uncapped.
Speed Cameras Are Coming to LA School Zones This School Year
LA approved 125 speed cameras and Glendale has its own program. When school-zone cameras go live, what tickets cost, and how speed affects injury claims.
Is Lane Splitting Legal in California? What the Law Actually Says
Lane splitting is legal in California, but the rules are widely misstated. A Glendale attorney explains CVC 21658.1, the CHP guidance saga, and crash fault.
SB 371: What Uber and Lyft's 2026 Insurance Cut Means for LA Riders
California cut Uber and Lyft's uninsured-motorist coverage from $1M to $60K in 2026. What changed, what didn't, and the three scenarios where it matters.
What Counts as a Catastrophic Injury?
How California law treats catastrophic injuries (traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputation, severe burns) and why the definition changes how a claim is valued.
Steps to Take After a Serious Car Accident
What to do, who to call, and how to protect your claim after a serious California car accident, in a plain-language guide from a Glendale personal injury attorney.
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