This week’s question comes from Richard H. in Berkeley who asks; “I am a Berkeley student and I was shocked and angry that those Irish students died in the balcony collapse. Much of the housing in Berkeley is old and decaying. I don’t know if that is the case with that building on Kittredge Street, …
Premises Liability Law: Who is Legally Responsible for the Balcony Collapse at Berkeley? Read More »
This article was written by Chris Dolan and published by The San Francisco Examiner. Click here to read more of Chris Dolan’s weekly articles at SFExaminer.com. William B. from Diamond Heights asks writes, “My daughter is mixed race. She has been called names at school like mocha and dirty. She goes to public school. She …
Religious freedom is one of the founding principles of the United States. Over time, the practice of celebrating diversity and discouraging discrimination has become an important representation of America and its core values. But what happens when a situation occurs that pits the freedom of religious expression in direct conflict with preventing discriminatory behavior? One …
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Jackie T from Forest Hills asks; “Last week you talked about someone injured by biting into food that had a piece of metal in it. What is the law if I am allergic and the restaurant serves me food without telling me that it has cooked it with something that I am allergic to? What …
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