We are proud to celebrate Aimee Kirby, recognized as one of the Top 100 Women Lawyers in California by the Daily Journal. Aimee’s dedication and legal expertise maker her a true inspiration. Read more about her achievements in this exclusive article: Aimee Kirby is an accomplished civil litigator with a robust 23-year […]
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In October 2010, a DMV employee, who had a known history of denying equal service to transgender customers, retained Yust’s personal information through his employment at the DMV. The employee then used the information to send her materials condemning her transgender status, and calling for homosexuals to be “put to death.” The matter resolved with the
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The right to protest is fundamental to our democracy and sacrosanct. The Founding Fathers thought that the right was so important that they wrote it into the first 45 words of the Bill of Rights and labeled it the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,
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Written By Chris Dolan and Phil Johnson Motor vehicle accidents are dangerous, but not all crashes are suffered equally. Motorcyclists are 24 times more likely to die in a crash than those inside a motor vehicle, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Indeed, while motorcyclists make up only 3.5 percent of all registered
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Written By: Chris Dolan and Monica La According to the California DMV, most drivers, no matter how carefully they drive, will be involved in at least one vehicle collision during their lifetime, and one person in three will be injured or killed. Some of the common causes of vehicle collisions are: California is an at-fault
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This week’s question comes from Alyssa from Burbank, CA who asks: I heard a loud commotion and went outside to see that a car had crashed into the corner convenience store. It went right into the glass front of the building, and only the trunk is visible from the sidewalk. Today it is all boarded up,
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This week’s question comes from Anonymous in San Mateo County, who asks: I saw an apartment building surrounded by firefighters and fire trucks. A fire started on a top floor, and from my viewpoint, they had already put out the flames. I thought about my living space and how I should prepare if a fire broke out in my
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Written By Chris Dolan and Megan Irish When we celebrate bike month, let’s thank the efforts of organizations across the Bay Area, like Bike East Bay, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, Fremont Freewheelers Bicycle Club and the Marin County Bicycle Coalition who make this happen! The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition is one of the oldest
Written By Chris Dolan and Aimee Kirby This week’s question comes from Arsen from South San Francisco, CA, who asks: I had been driving for a rideshare company before the laws were changed, and although it was hard during the pandemic, I continued to drive for them. I need clarification about their different insurance options
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Does Trail Immunity Apply On Bicycle Paths? Written By Chris Dolan and Emile Davis This week’s question comes from Cecilia from San Francisco, CA, who asks: I was on a bike path riding the speed limit in San Francisco. There was a big pothole that I couldn’t see, and my front tire dropped in it
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