Tag: Personal injury lawyer
What Is The Role Of A Los Angeles Accident Lawyer In A Dog Bite Lawsuit?
October 5, 2020 0 CommentWhat is a Dog Bite Attorney? There are several different types of personal injury lawyers, including dog bite attorney. These personal lawyers may specialize in helping victims of dog bites or dog attacks seek compensation for their injuries on behalf of the victim. Skilled Los Angeles accident lawyers may utilize several…
Read MoreDifferences Between Workplace Harassment and Employment Discrimination
March 27, 2020 0 CommentWorkplace harassment and employment discrimination are two of the most common employment-related lawsuits. Although they are very similar, there are some differences between the two as well. Below is a quick note on how workplace harassment differs from employment discrimination. If you’re facing a workplace harassment or employment discrimination lawsuit, or if…
Read MoreWhat is Quid Pro Quo Workplace Harassment?
March 18, 2020 0 Comment“Quid pro quo” is a Latin phrase that translates to “something for something”. This type of workplace harassment refers to sexual harassment at work when the supervisor or employer offers a job-related benefit to an employee in return for sexual favors. This is one of the major workplace harassment types recognized by…
Read MoreA Brief Guide to Medical Malpractice Laws in California
March 9, 2020 0 CommentCalifornia laws on medical malpractice or professional negligence allow you to sue healthcare professionals and claim compensation for your losses. A reliable California personal injury lawyer can help you to understand how to proceed with your case if you have sustained any damages because of the negligence of a healthcare professional. In…
Read MoreStatute of Limitations for Filing a Workplace Injury Lawsuit
March 3, 2020 0 CommentThe statute of limitations refers to the deadline within which you need to file a lawsuit to claim compensation for your damages. This deadline is set by the California law and failing to file a suit during this period will render your lawsuit ineligible. Therefore, you should hire an experienced California injury…
Read MoreThe Importance of Calculating Pain and Suffering
March 1, 2020 0 CommentPain and suffering in a personal injury lawsuit can be of two types: physical pain and suffering, and psychological pain and suffering. The former refers to the pain that the plaintiff experienced due to the injuries sustained in the accident. This includes the pain and discomfort that the victim is likely to…
Read MoreDifferent Types of Premises Liability Accidents
December 27, 2019 0 CommentPremises liability accidents are very common in the US. They can occur to anyone and in any kind of property, be it parks, apartments, office buildings, malls, stores, parking lots, government establishments, or private homes. Below are some of the different types of premises liability accidents, which can lead to a lawsuit…
Read MoreThings to Prove When Filing a Workplace Harassment Lawsuit
December 26, 2019 0 CommentWorkplace harassment generally refers to an unfair or harsh behavior by a supervisor, co-worker, manager, or employer. However, according to California law, harassment is a conduct that is offensive, unwelcoming, based on the victim’s protected characteristics, or harsh enough to have an effect on terms and conditions of the employment of the…
Read MoreCommon FAQs on California Dog Bite Lawsuits
December 22, 2019 0 CommentThe California Civil Code 3342, or California’s dog bite law, outlines how a dog owner can be held liable for in case his/her pet bites and injures an individual. It states that “the owner of any dog is liable for damages suffered by any person who is bitten by the dog while…
Read MoreFiling a Lawsuit against Slip and Fall Accident in California
December 22, 2019 0 CommentSlip and fall accidents are categorized under premises liability accidents in California. However, not all kinds of falls lead to a slip and fall liability. The slip and fall must have happened due to the negligence of someone else in order to give the right to the injured person to file a…
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