Federal Court Rejects Bayer’s $25 Million Appeal
Bayer, the parent company of the weed-killer brand Roundup, was dealt a major blow in federal court last week. The … Read More
California’s Two-Year Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury
Suffering a personal injury is a traumatic experience, one that might require extensive physical therapy, hospital stays, and emotional support. … Read More
Taxability of Personal Injury Settlements
Receiving money in a personal injury settlement or judgment may have tax consequences. In fact, depending on the type of … Read More
Battat Recalls Teething Toys Sold at Target
Children’s toy manufacturer Battat announced this month that it will be recalling more than 60,000 units of a popular product … Read More
Ford Handed Loss in Supreme Court
A major personal injury Supreme Court battle is finally done. The suit, consisting of a pair of cases consolidated into … Read More
How Long Does a Personal Injury Case Take?
Whether you’ve recently been in a car accident or have been attacked by a dog, there are many reasons why … Read More
Who is Liable when a Bicycle Hits a Pedestrian?
We’ve previously covered the implications of a vehicle hitting a cyclist, but what about when a bicycle causes personal injury … Read More
Four Changes To California Employment Law in 2021
The business world is much more than sales and profit. It is also deeply connected to regulatory measures and government … Read More
Seat Bolt Recall Affects Select Volkswagen Models
Volkswagen has made it into the news again with a recall of certain Tiguan and Jetta models due to an … Read More
How To Deal With Lienholders
An unfortunate consequence of many personal injury lawsuits is the presence of lienholders – entities that played a part in … Read More