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Amazon Driver Hits San Francisco Fire Hydrant, Flees the Scene: What Laws Were Violated?

This Amazon driver double parked on a San Francisco sidewalk, and when the driver went to leave they failed to look where they were driving, and then hit a San Francisco fire hydrant. This occured on October 18, 2024 on Market Street at 9th in San Francisco, California.  Instead of taking responsibility for their actions, such […]

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Trip and Fall Pedestrian Accidents Caused by Uneven Sidewalks

Written By: Chris Dolan and Alison Baird Should I or my elderly sister fall on the sidewalk due to uneven pavement due to overgrown tree roots, what would constitute a dangerous condition? Who would be liable? – Amber from San Francisco, California Uneven sidewalks can cause pedestrians to trip and fall, leading to severe injuries.

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Two Workers Are Injured in Grain Vault Explosion in Hanford, California

On Friday October 4, 2024, a recent explosion at the Hanford Grain Company in Hanford, California left two workers injured. The explosion occurred inside a grain vault, a facility used to store large quantities of grain. Emergency responders were called to the scene and the injured workers were transported to a nearby hospital for medical

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Dram Shop Liability: Holding Liquor Stores Liable for Alcohol Sales

This week’s question comes from Robert from San Francisco, CA, who asks: Would a liquor store be liable for what someone does after they consume an alcoholic beverage purchased there? What if they sell to a minor who causes an injury to themselves or others? -Robert Dear Robert, Under California Business & Professions Code Section

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Stolen Car Crashes in California: Who’s Liable for Damages?

On average, in California, nearly 200,000 vehicles are stolen each year. Generally, a real vehicle owner would not be liable when their vehicle is stolen and used in some other negligent or intentional act that harms people or property. To be responsible for someone else’s actions with your motor vehicle, you must have caused the

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Back-to-School Guide: How Schools Handle Cyberbullying in 2024

“My daughter is a sophomore at a high school within the San Francisco Unified School District. Like many kids her age, she has a smartphone, which helps the family stay in touch but also allows her to interact regularly online with other kids from her school, some of whom can be very nasty to her,

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Witnessing a Car Crash in California: Steps You Need to Take

Written By Megan Irish and Christopher B. Dolan If you ever witness a car accident, your immediate response can make a huge difference. Prioritize safety, stay calm and follow these steps: First, make sure you are safe to stop at the scene of a collision. If it is not safe, you can call 911 and report the crash

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Celebrate National Voter Registration Day: Know Your Rights and Get Ready to Vote!

Today is National Voter Registration Day, a reminder that your voice matters and your vote shapes the future. Whether you are new to voting or a seasoned voter, now is the time to make sure you are registered and informed about your rights. In California, we are fortunate to have strong protections that support voter

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