California: Personal Injury vs Liability Waivers
California liability waivers are legally enforceable contracts in which people participating in potentially dangerous activities assume the risk of injury. Patrons are often required to sign a liability waiver in order to participate in activities that might otherwise lead to lawsuits such as renting a canoe, rock climbing, gym access or school sports. Liability waivers […]
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Expertise.com: Solution Law APC – Best Personal Injury Attorneys
Expertise.com examined 151 Personal Injury Attorneys serving Orange County and Picked the Top 19. Solution Law apc is on the top of their list. Expertise.com’s goal is to connect people with the best local experts. They scored personal injury attorneys on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you […]
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30 New California Laws Effective New Year’s Day 2020
Effective 01/01/2020: Sexual Harassment Training (SB-1343): Employers must provide sexual harassment training to employees. At least two hours of training are required for supervisory employees, and one hour is required for non-supervisory employees. Training must be held every two years. More Protections for Renters (AB-1482): Landlords can only increase rents by 5% plus inflation, although […]
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Private Attorney Vs. Public Defender: Pros & Cons
When your freedom is on the line, you want the most experienced professional managing your criminal case. The most important decision you will make in your own criminal defense is knowing who to hire. The Statistics in Criminal Defense: Public Defender vs Private Attorney A study on private attorneys vs public defenders by Judge Morris […]
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Harassed by a Neighbor, Here is What To Do
Your home is the place where you can relax in peace, your Personal Sanctuary. However, if you have a neighbor who constantly harasses you or someone in your family, you need to take the appropriate actions. You should never have to listen to someone yell at you, make threats and disturb your peace. The law […]
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Your Civil Rights and Excessive Force by Law Enforcement
The Civil Rights Act of 1871, numbered 42 U.S.C. § 1983,and commonly referred to as “Section 1983”, prohibits any person from violating constitutional rights while acting “under the color of law.” Said simply, it is unlawful for a state/federal employee performing a governmental function, even if exceeding their authority, to deprive another person of his […]
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Understanding Prop 57: Early Parole
In November 2016, California voters passed Proposition 57. Under Prop 57, certain non-violent detainees are allowed the responsibility to convince the court system of their readiness for parole and apply for an early release. This helps many non-violent offenders to serve their sentences faster and return to their normal lives sooner. Who is Eligible […]
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Why You Should NEVER Talk to the Police
Talking to the police CANNOT help you, EVER: Police want to talk to you because they suspect you have committed a crime. If you are detained, they already have enough evidence to arrest you and they want to see if you will admit it and provide them with a stronger case against you. If they […]
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When to Get an Attorney for an Accident
In California, a car accident can happen anytime and anywhere. Having almost 40 Million residents, California has the highest number of car accidents, injuries and deaths. 2018 California Motor Vehicle Statistics: 485,866 Reported Car Crashes – Los Angeles – 91,468 – […]
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The Right to Film Police Officers in California
In the state of California, you are allowed to record police while on duty, but there are a few restrictions. The first general rule of recording the police is to do so as openly as possible. If you try to do so by concealing your camera, you may be violating California Penal Code Section 647. […]
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