Filing a Claim After a Distracted Driving Auto Accident in California

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), defines distracted driving as any activity that diverts a driver’s attention from the road. Distracted driving can be caused by using a cell phone, eating, changing radio stations, or talking with other passengers while driving. The CDC reports that distracted driving poses a huge risk for drivers on the road. According to data published by the agency, nearly 3,000 people lost their lives in traffic accidents involving distracted driving in 2018. An additional 400,000 people sustained non-fatal injuries. Distracted driving is a serious problem that affects all those who share the road. The...

15 December

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When a Property Owner Could Be Held Accountable for Your Injuries

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Premises Liability

Under California premises liability laws, people who have been injured as a result of the negligent management of a property may be entitled to receive compensatory damages. Establishing negligence, however, can depend on a variety of issues, including whether the owner of the establishment owes property visitors a duty of care. When negligence can be established, monetary compensation for the damages incurred from the accident can be recovered. Property Owner’s Duty of Care When an accident occurs while on another’s property, determining whether the property owner owed a duty of care to the victim is the first step in figuring out whether...

05 December

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How to Handle a Partnership Dispute

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Business Law, Employer Defense, Employment Law

The start of a business can be one of the most exhilarating experiences for any entrepreneur. While a vast majority of entrepreneurs will look outside their business for potential threats to their business, the unfortunate reality is that the greatest threat to a business comes from within. For business owners throughout California, partnership disputes are the greatest threat to the success of their business. A partnership dispute can arise for many reasons, including: Cash flow shortages, A dispute over decisions made for the business, The prospect of greater success and Economic pressures caused by the change in the personal life of...

27 November

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How to Handle a Business Dispute

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Business Law

Business partnerships have been historically compared to marital unions since business partners have the similar fiduciary duties toward each other. Like marriages, conflicts in the partnership relationship will usually involve matters of control, trust, and finances. If you are in a business partnership and are currently involved in internal conflict, it is important that you understand your legal options. Speak to a knowledgeable attorney who will provide effective representation and help you develop the right strategies that will help protect your interests. Knez Law Group has handled complex marijuana business disputes among land owners and retail operations, as well as family...

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