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Information on Robotaxi Accidents in San Francisco Finally Revealed
It has been many weeks since any San Francisco resident has spotted a Cruise robotaxi zipping around local roads – and for good reason. GM’s experiment with driverless software led to a slew of accidents across the Bay Area, leading many to believe that they were essentially being used as test subjects. One San… Read More »
Shocking Overpass and Bridge Accidents in San Francisco
While San Francisco is famous for its bridges, these elevated road sections pose unique hazards for both locals and tourists. Even an overpass a few feet off the ground has the potential to launch both vehicles and pedestrians into the air, leading to catastrophic injuries and fatalities. Over the past few weeks, the San… Read More »
Yet Another Train Derails in San Francisco
Train derailments can lead to serious injuries in San Francisco. Millions of people rely on these commuter trains to get to work and connect with others, especially given the high cost of fuel in the modern era. While San Francisco city officials laud the sustainability of public transit, they often fail to provide commuters with… Read More »
Mary Alexander Files Lawsuit On Behalf of Young Man Killed After Falling into Uncovered Manhole
Mary Alexander, principal and founder of Mary Alexander & Associates, filed a lawsuit against the City of Manteca in San Joaquin Superior Court on behalf of the parents of a young man who was killed when he fell into an uncovered manhole. According to the complaint, on March 14th, 2023 Anthony Fernand was at… Read More »
California Hit By Slew of Dangerous Trucking Accidents
California has seen a number of serious, shocking trucking accidents within the past few days. These accidents involve intoxicated drivers, unexplained trucking errors, and even wayward fire trucks. Due to the nature of a typical San Francisco trucking accident, it should come as no surprise that some of these accidents have caused serious injuries… Read More »
California Sees Shocking Multi-Vehicle Crashes Throughout December
Also known as “chain-reaction crashes,” or simply “pileups,” multi-vehicle crashes have the highest potential for mass casualties in California. With more vehicles involved, there is a greater chance of numerous deaths and serious injuries. The worst accidents in California’s history have all been multi-vehicle crashes, and unfortunately, these types of accidents show no sign… Read More »
San Francisco and Los Angeles Continue to Struggle With Bike Safety Issues
Many people have pointed out that despite California’s apparent commitment to a “zero-emission” future, the State is surprisingly unaccommodating to cyclists. One would assume that if city planners in California were truly concerned about lowering carbon emissions, they would make urban areas as safe as possible for cyclists. As it stands, however, the number… Read More »
Hit-and Runs are Becoming All Too Common in the Bay Area
Fatal hit-and-runs in the Bay Area rob families of their loved ones – and their ability to pursue justice. For many families, their inability to put a face to the crime makes these fatal accidents more difficult to process. A hit-and-run leaves families with unanswered questions, unpaid medical bills, and a total lack of… Read More »
Massage Parlors Across the Nation are Fraught with Serious Legal Issues
It seems that with each passing week, some kind of unlawful act occurs at a massage parlor in California. It might be sexual assault committed by an employee. It could be a massage parlor owner forcing their employees to carry out unspeakable acts for cash. It might even involve some of the biggest celebrities… Read More »
Suing for Injuries at a California Music Festival
For many decades, music festivals have drawn in plenty of visitors across the United States. Southern California certainly hosts its fair share of these festivals, including Coachella, Portola, Aftershock, and many others. Unfortunately, these music festivals are not always safe. Attendees may suffer a range of injuries while at these festivals, and the organizers… Read More »