When it comes to accident cases, finding out who is at fault can be difficult. The Comparative Negligence Law was created to help determine the responsibility for damages and injuries by comparing all parties involved. Not all states have a Comparative Negligence Law, but many are adopting it. California is one state to have recently
Read MoreOver the last several years, many Los Angeles personal injury law firms have had to decide on specific areas of practice. With Medical Malpractice limits being firmly in place, some of the best legal professionals in southern California are not willing to take on these cases. It costs way too much money to investigate and
Read MoreOn November 4th, 2014 California Prop 46 was shot down by voters in the state of California. Leading up to the election most people felt as if it was a 50/50 proposition as to whether or not the bill would pass. As November 4th approached several news outlets were leaning towards the bill not passing.
Read MoreSince 1975 the California cap on pain and suffering has been $250,000. This has not been adjust for inflation as has been the case in other states. When adjusting for inflation the cap would be around $1.1 million. Here are some comparison studies in terms of the cost of an item in 1975 compared to
Read MoreOne of the major arguments against California Prop 46 or the Pack Act is the cost that will be incurred by hospitals, businesses and taxpayers. To clear the air, it is important to note that community clinics will not be affected by Prop 46. Almost all clinics are protected by the Federal Tort Claims Act
Read MoreFull YouTube Video Text I learned the hard way about an almost unbelievable fact. The third leading cause of death, right behind heart disease and cancer, is medical mistakes. Doctors making mistakes, often due to negligence, kill about a thousand Americans every day. That’s like two fully loaded 747s crashing every day. But you know
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