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Personal Injury

The True Cost of Speed: How Truck Drivers Put You At Risk

Imagine this: you’re driving down the highway on your everyday commute. Traffic is heavy but no worse than usual. You’re driving next to a semi-truck, trying to pass when suddenly the truck starts weaving. The truck slams into the side of your car before you can brake then veers off the road. The cars behind […]

Consumer Rights

Collection Sure to Capture Attention of Action Enthusiasts

Los Angeles, CA. August 18, 2021 - Todd Friedman is pleased to announce the premiere of his film, Collection, on September 17, 2021. The film, which is co-produced by The Warner Davis Company and Dark Dreams Entertainment, will receive a limited release in California theaters and on streaming services worldwide. Starring Alex Pettyfer (I Am […]

Lemon Law

Pandemic Car Shortage Increases Risk Of Buying A Lemon

If you’ve tried to buy a car lately, you’ve probably noticed that prices are up and cars are being bought in hours. That’s great for sellers, but it’s a challenge for regular consumers. The current pandemic has generated a vehicle shortage, making it harder to find a reliable ride. Here’s what you need to know […]

Consumer Rights

Does the TCPA Apply to Automated Texts? It’s Complicated

No one likes unsolicited phone calls. They’re not just annoying. Unwanted calls can actually be dangerous in large numbers. Think about what would happen if you received so many spam calls that you didn’t pick up the phone when someone you love is in trouble. That’s why the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) of 1991 […]

Employment Law

Prop. 22 Ruled Unconstitutional in a Win for Gig Economy Workers

As of August 20th, a California judge has declared the controversial ballot measure Proposition 22 unconstitutional and unenforceable. This is considered a major win for rideshare drivers and other gig economy workers, potentially making them eligible for employee benefits like insurance and minimum wage. Prop. 22 is a ballot measure that allows companies like Uber, […]

Employment Law

Employees Walk Out After California Sues Activision Blizzard for Sexual Harassment

In July, employees at Activision Blizzard took a major stand against unfair treatment when they staged a walkout to protest the company’s response to the filing of a lawsuit alleging pervasive harassment of women. Activision Blizzard, a major video game production company responsible for the game World of Warcraft, has been sued by the California […]

Consumer Rights

The Five Most Common Credit Errors On Your Report and How to Fix Them

Good credit is crucial to keeping your finances in order. You put in the work to pay your bills on time and keep your credit score high. The problem is that you can only do so much to protect your financial reputation. Sometimes, your score will take a dip when you haven’t done anything. That […]

Employment Law

Snapchat Sued for Causing Car Crashes

The app company Snapchat recently faced several civil lawsuits alleging that the app is causing car crashes by encouraging dangerous driving. The popular picture-based social media application isn’t the only distraction found on phones, of course. Other social media sites are tempting to many drivers, leading to distracted driving. However, Snapchat has something that Facebook […]

Consumer Rights

How California’s Invasion of Privacy Act Protects Consumers

There’s no doubt that privacy is in short supply today. From apps that track your location to social media encouraging you to share every detail, you might feel like you’re in a fishbowl. However, with a bit of effort, you can still avoid these invasions of privacy. The problem is that some businesses profit from […]

Consumer Rights

Do Not Call: The Benefits and Limitations of the DNC List

No one likes getting interrupted by unnecessary phone calls. A call from an unknown number is irritating at best and scary at worst. If that call happens to be from a telemarketer, you’re right to be upset that your life has been interrupted, albeit briefly, by an unwelcome stranger. That’s why the national Do Not […]

Employment Law

Religious Discrimination Or Harassment?

Your religion doesn’t impact your ability to do your job. It’s a private matter that your employer and coworkers have no reason to discuss. However, religion is a central part of many people’s lives, so they bring it up while at work. That’s fine when it goes no further than casual, friendly discussion. Unfortunately, it’s […]

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