Motorcycle Accident Study in San Francisco
Motorcycle accidents are unfortunately all too common on San Francisco’s busy streets, and they can often lead to serious injuries or even fatalities. As a
Woman Killed By Suspected Fallen Tree Limb Near Golden Gate Park
San Francisco enjoys the distinction of being one of California’s most picturesque cities. Situated in the heart of the Bay Area, our city offers great
Where Can I Donate a Bicycle In San Francisco?
Not only does San Francisco offer bicyclists some of the most pristine conditions and opportunities to ride, but there is also a wealth of options
San Francisco Bay Area’s Best Bicycle Trails Of 2023
The San Francisco Bay area is one of the country’s most pristine and scenic regions our state has to offer. There’s no shortage of offerings
What is OmniBike Bill 1909
On September 16, 2022, Governor Gavin Newsom signed off on California’s OmniBike Bill, otherwise known as Assembly Bill 1909. The new law makes four pivotal
How to File a Personal Injury Claim After a Bicycle Accident in San Francisco
Bicycling in San Francisco can become frustrating and sometimes, it’s even downright dangerous. It seems as if everybody is in a rush to get to
How to File a Personal Injury Claim After a Dog Bite in San Francisco
Many residents in and around San Francisco own dogs, and for those residents, their dogs are a part of their family. Some of those dogs
San Francisco 2022 Bicycle Accident Statistics And Study
San Francisco provides a fantastic backdrop for any bicycle ride. Cyclists take to San Francisco streets to get a challenging workout, to travel to work
2021 San Franciso Vision Zero Pedestrian Injury Report Results & Statistics
The Department of Public Health recently published a new report on pedestrian injuries in San Francisco over the past decade. It highlights the mixed results
Finalists Announced: Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship (March 2019)
Twice a year, the Law Offices of Matthew J. Quinlan funds a $1,000 scholarship to help raise awareness about the dangers of texting and driving amongst college-aged
Seth Shingler (West Virginia U): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Unnecessary Risk with Serious Consequences Growing up with technology has been such a blessing in my life. In my experience, it makes life easier, communication
Kylie Tiell (Bowling Green State U): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
“I think that it is difficult for me to stop texting and driving because I really don’t think about the consequences.”
Egner Flannery (Mississippi State): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
While I do not tend to partake in texting and driving, I do occasionally glance at my phone or send a quick text at a
Max Lynd (Boston U; Master’s Program): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
March 2019: An age in which our phones can tell us how much screen time we use daily. I rarely look at this feature, but
Naydeya Granger (Cottonwood HS – AL): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
”According to an AAA poll, 94 percent of teen drivers acknowledge the dangers of texting and driving, but 35% admitted to doing it anyway”. The
Tips & Info for Northern CA Fire Victims
The North Bay is reeling as the “wine country fires” sweep through Northern California communities. It’s devastating. Tens of thousands of residents have been evacuated
Caitlyn McFadden (U of Kentucky): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Don’t Text and Drive Is the message I’m about to read more important than my life? This is question all drivers should pose to themselves
Brianna Chandra (UC San Diego): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
I’d Rather Not Just one question: Text and drive? Before screenshotting the last conversation I had while texting and driving, I was forced to stop
