Oakland Personal Injury Law Blog
What are common causes of bicycle accidents?
There are many people who ride bicycles around the Bay area. Some ride them as their primary mode of transportation and use them to get to work or go shopping. Others ride them in order to get exercise or simply enjoy the outdoors. However, no matter what reason...
Watch “Salute”: Because A Stand Taken 52 Years Ago Still Matters Today
What happened at the 1968 Olympics is just as important today. Here’s why.
Should Nursing Homes Be Immune From Liability During COVID-19?
Nursing homes are hot spots for COVID-19. However, some states are protecting nursing homes from liability, allowing neglect and medication mismanagement to continue without punishment. Here’s what you can do to help keep your loved ones safe.
Fire Season is Coming: Are You Ready?
As CalFire prepares for an early fire season, they’ll have to do it with fewer firefighters than usual. With firefighters worried about contracting and spreading COVID-19 among their colleagues and the public, fire departments are bracing for a season with fewer...
Ways to Protect Children from Dangerous Pedestrian Accidents
Kids can add fun and excitement to the lives of California residents, but sometimes their impulsive and excitable natures can be detriments to their health. For example, when children are playing at parks, in yards, or on playgrounds, their high energy may cause them...
What should victims do after a pedestrian accident?
Walkers and runners need to be kept safe on the roadways but, unfortunately, drivers are not always careful and pedestrians end up injured. As a result, it is important for injured pedestrian accident victims to be familiar with the legal resources available to...
How to Manage Auto Accident Injuries During COVID-19
With fewer people driving during shelter-in-place orders, the number of auto accidents and injuries has been cut in half. For the unlucky half who do end up in an auto accident, know you have plenty of treatment options. Here are a few.
Are the Bay Area’s Slow Streets Here for Good?
On April 11, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf announced the first of 74 miles of planned street closures in Oakland. The City of Oakland Slow Streets Program intends to support safe physical activity while creating more space to do so. The program was mostly well received;...
Cyclist traffic deaths on upswing
Cycling is growing in popularity with more bicyclists commuting to work, bicycling for exercise and participating in bike ride share programs. The disturbing aspect of this popularity, however, is the rise of cyclist deaths in California and this country in bike...
How to Prevent Pediatric Injuries at Home
With kids spending more time at home, there's a greater chance they'll get injured at home. A recent New York Times article suggests we could see an increase in pediatric injuries for a few reasons: kids are cooped up at home and restless. Many parents have to...
