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
Logan McNeill (Eufaula HS, Eufaula, OK): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Imagine it, you live at a lake town, it is 102°, no wind, and you about to have 5 days in a row off of
Madison Ellis (U of Florida): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
The last time I texted while driving was today. I don’t do it often, but I did it today. At a red light I did
Ashia Winston (U of West Alabama): Don’t Text & Drive Scholarship
Texting and driving is so common in today’s society that it’s scary. Not only do people text and drive, but they “Facebook and drive,” Snapchat
SF Skateboarders Have Rights Too!
It should come as no surprise that skateboard vs. car accidents result in serious injuries to the skateboarder. Like pedestrians, skaters are just as vulnerable
Subrogation Claims: Here Comes Your Health Insurance Company
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (September 6, 2017): Did you know that your health insurance company has a contractual right to reimbursement if you recover your medical bills
Injury Claims Against City & County of San Francisco
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (August 23, 2017): Suing a governmental entity like the City & County of San Francisco (CCSF) isn’t as simple as suing a private business or
Thinking Beyond Worker’s Compensation
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (August, 9 2017): Just because you were injured at work or “on the job” doesn’t mean that you’re necessarily limited to Worker’s Comp—third party cases
Dangerous SF Sidewalks: Who’s Responsible?
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (July 26, 2017): San Francisco sidewalks are notoriously worn, broken and dangerous. We regularly hear from people that have been injured after tripping and falling
PART 2: My Frustrating Low-Impact, Soft-Tissue Case
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (July 19, 2017): A low-impact car accident that results in soft tissue injuries (strain/sprain of the back and neck) is a very common,
PART 1: My Frustrating Low-Impact, Soft-Tissue Case
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (July 12, 2017): The most common type of car accident is a rear-ender at low speeds that results in whiplash, but finding a
Dog Bites: My Four-Legged Liability
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (July 5, 2017): Did you know that dog owners are strictly liable for the actions of their dogs? Did you know that employers
Renter’s Insurance: Yes, You Need It!
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (June 28, 2017): Did you know that for as little as $10/month renters can protect their belongings and avoid legal exposure from claims
Liability Waivers: Are They Enforceable?
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (June 21, 2017): Everyone has “signed their life away” before they were allowed to join a gym, take a scuba-diving course, rent a
4 Common Questions New Clients Ask
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (June 14, 2017): Most people that contact our personal injury law firm have never been involved with a personal injury claim before. In
Hurting Your Injury Claim: 4 Common Mistakes
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (June 7, 2017): There is nothing more frustrating to someone that has been injured in an accident than destroying the value of their
Rental Car Insurance: Do I Need It?
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (MAY 31, 2017): If you have ever rented a car, you know the feeling you get when the rental agent puts the full-court
