Is the DUI conviction enough to prove the drunk driver is at fault?

You’re in an accident. The other driver was drunk and subsequently convicted of a DUI charge. Is he/she at fault? Is your case a slam

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Drunk felon, no seat belt, no driver’s license, no insurance, and he was speeding, but we win $800K for him.

How did we do it? And why? On March 15, 2015, we settled a motor vehicle roll-over accident that occurred in El Cajon, CA. In

Urine soaked lampposts smash San Francisco cars. San Diego may be next.

Fido and dog’s best friend share the blame for this accident Here’s a somewhat amusing story. In San Francisco a lamp post falls on a car

Cycling Safety

CHP Nearly Hits Cyclist on Glendora Mountain Rd. then Defends Actions

This officer’s actions are one problem, but a symptom of an even bigger one On July 11th Ken Adams and another person were cycling Glendora Mountain Road/Glendora

Product Liability

First “salmonella cucumber” lawsuits hit Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce in San Diego

More than 340 cases of salmonella have been reported since August related to tainted cucumbers distributed by San Diego company Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce.

Safety Concerns

Don’t Let Your Garage Blow Up! Safely Trash Your Old Boat and Road Flares

We’ve passed the midpoint of the summer season, meaning it’s time to start thinking about the end of summer fun in San Diego or wherever

Cycling Safety

Get San Diego potholes fixed. Here’s what you can do.

Why bother getting potholes fixed? Because they can damage your car, but even worse, they can take a life In an earlier piece about pothole damages and

Distracted Driving

Texting and Driving Accidents Are on the Rise. Social Media to the Rescue?

Scientific studies conducted over the last few years are suggesting that texting and driving is as dangerous as severe intoxication is to driving. Back in 2009,

Child Safety

This Children’s Furniture Recall Particularly Important for Californians

At the start of June furniture maker Pali Design of Canada recalled 20,000 pieces of children’s furniture, including armoires, dressers, hutches, and bookcases. The pieces