Potential Consequences of a Slip & Fall Accident
Slip and falls are among the most common types of accidents Americans are involved in. Although such accidents are sometimes random occurrences that no one is to blame for, it is not uncommon for slip and falls to occur because property owners or managers failed to monitor their properties for hazards. Even if they do
CONTINUE READINGEssential Responsibilities of Swimming Pool Ownership
Having a swimming pool on one’s property is a goal of many homeowners. However, pool ownership also involves certain responsibilities. While a backyard pool can be a source of fun and relaxation, homeowners with swimming pools must take certain essential steps to minimize the chances of drownings or pool-related accidents occurring on their properties. Specific
CONTINUE READINGTips for Drivers: Avoiding Pedestrian Accidents
Operating a motor vehicle is a major responsibility. Although many of us don’t actively think about this when we get behind the wheel, the fact remains that when you are driving, you are in control of a machine that has the potential to cause serious harm or even claim a life. You need to take
CONTINUE READING6 Signs a Driver May be Drunk
Being intoxicated severely hinders one’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. Despite this, every year throughout California, drunk drivers cause accidents that claim the lives of innocent victims. Those who survive these accidents may still be left with serious injuries that can have a major impact on their finances and quality of life. Perhaps
CONTINUE READINGOne Sunday In February, Three People Lose Their Lives In Three Separate Crashes
It was another night in the middle of February—a pedestrian, a cyclist, and a motorcyclist all lost their lives in separate motor-vehicle crashes. As the night gave way to Valentine’s morning, the streets of Oxnard, Ventura, and Camarillo were awash with sirens and the flashing lights of first responders. It takes less than a second.
CONTINUE READINGCalifornia’s Streets, Highways More Dangerous Than Ever
California’s streets and highways provide access to some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet, but that does not mean that it is all rainbows and butterflies on the roadway. Now more than ever, traveling California’s roads is a dangerous endeavor. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reports that fatalities on the Golden State’s roads
CONTINUE READINGThe Different Types of Wrongful Death Cases
Wrongful deaths are extremely traumatic experiences for surviving family members of an individual. One of the key factors involved with wrongful death cases is preventability. In most scenarios, someone or some organization is responsible for the death of another, meaning that their negligence has caused extreme pain and suffering for the family members of that
CONTINUE READINGOxnard Peace Ride Brings Together Youth and Law Enforcement
On a Wednesday night last October, a 16-year-old Oxnard boy pedaled his bike westbound on Hemlock Street, near N Street. He wore reflective gear and a headlight, and he had the right of way when a vehicle fatally struck him from behind. The driver did not stop. Police found his abandoned vehicle which led them
CONTINUE READINGNew Traffic Laws Take Effect This Year
An amendment to the hands-free law takes effect on July 1, 2021. Instead of punishing drivers who use their cellphones while driving with fines, the amended law states drivers will receive a fine and have a point added to their license if the violation occurred within 36 months of a prior offence. If you or
CONTINUE READINGDallas Cowboys Running Back Hit With $1 Million Lawsuit After Dog Attack
Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is being sued for the third time in 14 months after his Rottweiler Ace allegedly attacked his neighbor, Jennifer Gampper, in her own backyard. Gampper has filed a lawsuit, seeking $1 million in damages. Elliott received the news of the lawsuit in July while he was preparing for the
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