California Dog Bite Law: Dangerous Propensity Dogs

When a person suffers a dog bite, the event can result in very traumatic, serious and permanent injuries. There are multiple reported deaths that occur every year as a result of vicious dog bites and attacks. Quite often, the canine bite will result in damage to the victim’s nerves and muscle tissues, permanent scarring, and serious infection. When a dog bite ensues, the aftermath can often lead to psychological damage that surpasses any physical pain and damage. Facts regarding dog bite injuries showcase not only the frequency of the attacks by the seriousness of each event: In the U.S., every 40...

13 June

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Big Rig Disasters Caused by Tire Malfunction

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Personal Injury

When a tire explodes on a highway, the debris can be scattered across the road. In many cases, shards of rubber from the erupted tire can fly into oncoming traffic, which can cause catastrophic accidents or injuries. In addition to the leftover debris, there are other hazards that could be caused by a big rig malfunction. Some of the greatest dangers in tire malfunction are presented when a truck driver loses control of the vehicle after a tire blowout or a truck rolling over. When it comes to big rig accidents, tire blowouts are primary in causing accidents. Reasons Behind Tire Blowouts A...

01 June

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Medical Malpractice Cases in California: Understanding Prenatal Negligence

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Medical Malpractice

Prenatal care provided by health care specialists such as obstetricians and midwives is intended to ensure that pregnant women have the healthiest and safest delivery possible. Prenatal care, when done effectively, can be one of the most important reasons behind a healthy baby and a successful delivery. Effective and up-to-standard prenatal medical care involves avoiding risks and complications during the pregnancy. Although certain outcomes may be unavoidable, some outcomes may be the result of medical negligence. Identifying Negligence in the Medical Field When a mother or an infant suffers injuries as a result of negligence, they may have a claim for professional...

15 May

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How to Determine When an Attorney is Responsible for a Breach of Fiduciary Duty

Posted by Matthew Knez

in Legal Malpractice

Breach of fiduciary duty is often confused with legal malpractice. A breach of fiduciary duty and legal malpractice both fall under the capacity of tort law. A breach of fiduciary duty, however, is not the same as an attorney committing a legal malpractice or other form of professional negligence. Importantly, where a claimant asserts both a breach of fiduciary duty and a legal malpractice, the breach of fiduciary duty claim may be dismissed if it is based on a breach of the duty of care which is the standard for a legal malpractice. However, a breach of fiduciary duty will...

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California Dog Bite Law: Dangerous Propensity Dogs

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