Our attorneys seek justice for injury victims in the San Diego and Riverside areas.
Property owners often assume that they aren’t ever going to be responsible for an injury that occurs on their property if the injured party was trespassing; however, that’s not always true. Anyone who owns a property should be aware of any attractive nuisance on their...
People staying at hotels or resorts generally want to enjoy their vacation or fulfill their business responsibilities. They don't expect to become victims of crime. Unfortunately, opportunistic criminals often target locations where tourists and other visitors may...
Properties open to the public, such as grocery stores, are highly likely to have spills or wet floors, with customers moving around carrying liquids that may drop or leak and employees cleaning floors. If a spill occurs or after cleaning, property owners should place...
Both businesses and individual property owners are ordinarily liable for what happens at their property. Premises liability is the technical term for the legal and financial responsibility a property owner may have for injuries that occur at their home or in their...
In some cases, if a person trespasses on someone else’s property and gets injured, the property owner may claim that they’re not responsible because no one should’ve been there in the first place. For instance, if a neighbor gets intoxicated and decides to jump into...
Slip-and-falls that occur in public places can lead to a variety of injuries. Sometimes, people just end up with a few bruises. However, people can very easily break bones or even suffer traumatic brain injuries when they cannot maintain their balance and end up...
There are many forms of entertainment in California that compel participants to assume some degree of inherent risk. Some people rent bounce houses for community events or birthday parties. There are standalone trampoline parks where dozens of children at once might...
When a business or property owner in California doesn't take reasonable security measures to keep guests safe, they could be liable for third-party attacks. This type of case falls under negligent security law. Factors that determine liability Part of premises...
When you walk into/onto another’s property, you have the right to a reasonable expectation of safety from being injured. Unfortunately, there are many careless property owners and property caretakers that do not follow the reasonable standard of care and thereby cause...
Hotel injuries are a common occurrence across the state. Southern California itself is a popular tourist attraction, with millions of people traveling into the state each year. Although the majority of large hotel chains implement good maintenance practices and have...