Holding Intoxicated Drivers Accountable After an Accident

Driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is clearly a negligent action. Any person who becomes intoxicated and makes the conscious decision to get behind the wheel puts all others on the road at serious risk of injury or even death. In addition to the heavy amounts of traffic across Southern California roads, operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a surefire way to result in an accident. If you or someone you love was injured in a motor vehicle accident caused by an intoxicated driver, discuss the case with a skilled auto...

20 August

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Leading Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in California

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Motorcycle Accident

Although motorcycles offer riders a sense of freedom and thrill when on the road, California roads can be dangerous, exposing riders to a serious risk of injury. Motorcycle accidents in California are incredibly dangerous and often lead to serious, life-threatening injuries. If you or a loved one was recently injured in a motorcycle accident, obtaining the support of an experienced personal injury attorney can be an indispensable resource. Located in Southern California, the Knez Law Group, LLP can provide you with the legal support you need. The dedicated team of attorneys at Knez Law Group, LLP help injured riders obtain the...

08 August

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Defending a Child Custody Modification Request in California

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Child Custody

Child custody orders in California divorce cases are not by any means permanent in the true sense of the word. The family courts in California have wide discretion to make custody orders based on the best interest of the child, a standard which considers manner facts. Once a family court makes final or permanent orders, those orders stay in place and are otherwise unchanged unless by agreement of the parties, age of maturity of the minor, or further court order. Even if the court orders are considered final or permanent custody orders, a parent may seek to modify a permanent...

13 July

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Social Media Can Affect a Divorce Case – Here’s How

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Divorce, Family Law

A significant portion of the U.S. population uses social media platforms on a regular basis. Whether social media is being used for professional or personal reasons, many of us post updates or messages without a second thought for the implications a post may have. During a divorce case, an attorney could use a social media post as evidence in the case. The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers reports that nearly 80 percent of divorce lawyers use evidence from social media platforms in proceedings. Further, firms have historically used private investigators. With today’s technology and the rise in the use of...

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