Artificial intelligence has been used to make hiring, housing, lending, and consumer decisions faster and more streamlined. But speed and fairness are separate issues. Companies may rely on automated tools to screen applicants, compare potential tenants, make lending decisions, or flag consumers…

In 2025, the Cyberbullying Research Center reported that 58.2% of surveyed U.S. students ages 13 to 17 had experienced cyberbullying at some point in their lives. With the increase in social media and messaging platforms and the digital environment we live in,…

According to the CDC, 7 out of 10 emergency department visits for sports- and recreation-related traumatic brain injuries are among children 17 and under. Youth sports include cheerleading, football, basketball, soccer, and softball. Some risk is inevitable with youth sports, but in…

The recent boom in AI-powered devices has advanced into the medical field. More and more companies are relying on these tools, but with the use of technology comes a host of issues that may cause devices to fail. When an AI-powered medical…

Construction defects can be devastating for new homeowners, and many homeowners are unsure how to handle them. These defects can range in severity, and the applicable deadlines for filing a claim vary depending on the circumstances. If you know you need the…

Healthcare providers and insurance companies are responsible for collecting some of our most personal and sensitive data, including medical histories, diagnoses, treatments, insurance data, and financial information. When information is exposed in a data breach, there can be significant consequences for patients….

Sober living facilities are meant to provide a stable, safe, and substance-free environment for individuals who are working on recovering from addiction. When an overdose death happens in one of these homes, there may be several liable parties, including the facility itself,…

Industrial workplaces come with serious risks, but injuries are not inevitable. Many industrial accidents are caused by a company’s failure to follow basic safety practices and requirements. Corporations that cut corners, ignore hazards, or fail to protect workers in an effort to…

Governor Gavin Newsom has declared a State of Emergency in Los Angeles County in response to a cold storage warehouse fire at Lineage Logistics that broke out on June 17, 2026. The facility is in the 1400 block of South Los Palos…

Autonomous vehicles are increasingly common on California roads, and they are involved in a surprising number of collisions. Depending on the details of an accident, liability may lie with a human operator, vehicle manufacturer, software developer, or another driver. Liability can be…

Patients have rights over how their medical data is shared and stored. In California, patients have the right to keep their medical records private. A data breach violates this right and puts patients at risk for fraud or identity theft. Healthcare professionals…

It is common for an insurance claim to be denied, even when someone has suffered from a severe injury. Insurance denials can involve different types of claims. Some denials come from your own insurer, such as health insurance or certain auto coverage,…

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported there were over 2.8 million emergency department visits for motor vehicle crashes in 2023. While injuries sustained in car accidents vary greatly from mild to severe, sometimes injuries are not immediately apparent and…

An accident can be a jarring experience for a victim. That experience is greatly exacerbated if an injury occurs and results in scarring or disfigurement. In California, a person experiencing this may be able to pursue a personal injury claim if the…

When wildfires damage homes, businesses, or land in California, the cause is often linked to utility company equipment. Many people think they must prove the company was careless or broke safety rules to get compensation, but that’s not always the case. With…

When many people are harmed by a defective product, a dangerous drug, or corporate misconduct, the legal system uses certain tools to manage the large number of claims. Two common options are multidistrict litigation (MDL) and class action lawsuits. Both options bring…

Proposition 51, also known as the Fair Responsibility Act of 1986, governs shared liability in personal injury cases. When more than one party is responsible for causing an injury in California, determining which party bears legal responsibility for payment can be legally…

After a car accident in California, it is often one driver’s word against the other’s. Police reports are not always accurate, and witnesses may recall events differently. In these cases, dashcam footage can provide clear, real-time evidence of what happened, which can…

California is no stranger to tourism. Los Angeles alone gets nearly 50 million visitors(opens in new tab) per year. While many of those visitors choose to use rideshare services or public transit, a significant percentage drive their own vehicles. They may assume…

Commercial truck accidents often cause catastrophic damage, which is why so much effort has gone into figuring out why these collisions happen and how to prevent them in 2026. The California Vehicle Code addresses many of these concerns and safety risks, and…