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- Dog Bite Law: Steps to Take if You've Been Bitten
Dog bite incidences occur more often than many people realize. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention estimate that over 4.7 million people within the United States suffer injury by a vicious dog each year. - How to Ride Through an Intersection Safely to Avoid Bike Accidents in Pasadena, California
A few tips to show cyclists in Pasadena, California, how to avoid a bike accident while riding through an intersection. - Preparation is Key to Reducing Bike Accidents in Bakersfield
Here are five tips to help you prepare yourself for cycling in Bakersfield, California. By following these, you'll reduce your chance of being in a bike accident. - Bike Paths Reduce Number of Bike Accidents in Long Beach, California
Long Beach, California, has introduced, improved and expanded a number of bike lanes over the past few years to reduce the number of bike accidents in the city. - Steering Skills are Essential for Avoiding Bike Accidents in Santa Monica
Here are four important steering tips to help you avoid a bike accident while cycling in Santa Monica, California. - Bikers Beware: California Has the Most Fatal Accidents in the United States
Cyclists need to take particular caution to avoid bike accidents in California, the leader of fatal motor vehicle collisions in the United States. - Chico Responsible for Most Bike Accidents in Butte County Category
Chico is responsible for the most bike accidents in Butte County, California. Nonetheless, there wasn't a single fatality in the entire region in 2006. - Berkeley's Climate Poses Unique Risks for Cyclists
Berkeley is one of California's most beautiful cities, but it also poses a number of unique risks to cyclists that may cause bike accidents. - Wearing Safety Equipment Can Save You From A Fatal Bike Accident in Los Angeles
California is home to many cyclists who enjoy the sunny outdoors and the opportunity to get some exercise while they travel. However, in Los Angeles "a city known for its high volume traffic on the road" there are over 1200 bike accidents each year. - Dog Bite Law: Los Angeles Police Dogs and Liability
Dog bite injuries inflicted by Los Angeles Police Department-owned canines can be especially difficult to try in court, depending on the specific circumstance surrounding the incident. - Staying in the Proper Lane Can Save Your Life
There are many reasons for serious bicycle accidents on the roads of California, but one's failure to keep in the proper lane is a factor that has contributed to approximately 20% of all bike accident related fatalities in the state since 2002. - Bicyclists Beware: Failure to Yield is a Major Cause of Bike Accidents in California
With hundreds of bike accidents occurring every year, the busy roads of California can be a dangerous place for bicyclists. However, a biker who pays attention to signage and practices defensive biking can significantly decrease their chances of being involved in a serious bicycle accident. - How to Deal With a Bike Accident in Fresno, California
Fresno, like other areas of California, is often considered a high risk area for cyclists with around 100 recorded bike accidents each year. Whenever a bike accident occurs, there are a number of steps you need to do in order to take control of the situation. - Take Action to Limit Bike Accidents in San Jose, California
San Jose is one of California's best cities to cycle in. However, with over 300 bike accidents each year, there are a few things you can do to promote safer cycling. - Los Angeles Police Dogs and Liability
Dog bite injuries inflicted by Los Angeles Police Department-owned canines can be especially difficult to try in court, depending on the specific circumstance surrounding the incident. - Road Awareness Can Greatly Decrease The Likelihood of a Bicycle Accident in California
With nearly 800 serious bicycle accidents every year in California, it's important to learn and practice defensive biking habits so you can stay safe while biking on state roads. - How to Make Sure You Are Fully Compensated for Your San Diego Bike Accident
California is a beautiful state to bike in, which is why there are so many cyclists on San Diego's roads. - Bicyclists Need Proper Safety Equipment to Stay Safe on California's Roads
Thousands of bicycle accidents happen on California's roads every year, ranging from simple scratches to traumatic collisions. While nothing can guarantee you won't get in a bike accident, safety equipment has been developed to prevent collisions as well as reduce the amount of damage if a bike accident does occur. - Avoiding Bike Accidents: A Safety Guide for California Drivers
With gas prices on the rise, many Californians are turning to bikes as an alternative to the automobile. While there are many benefits to cycling, there are also risks involved since bikes are much more vulnerable to damage than motor vehicles. While everybody else on the road tends to drive a certain speed, cyclists often can't keep up with the flow and can be a safety hazard for the unaware driver. - September Bike Accidents Prove Fatal in California
September is a dangerous month for cyclists in California. Although there are over a thousand bike accidents each year in September, you can stay safe by preparing ahead. - Dog Bite Law: National Statistics Regarding Dog Bites
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, every year nearly 4.7 million people become the victims of dog bites within the United States. Of these bites, almost 800,000 require medical attention, with a small percentage of dog bite injuries resulting in fatalities. - Bikers Beware: California Has the Most Fatal Accidents in the United States
Cyclists need to take particular caution to avoid bike accidents in California, the leader of fatal motor vehicle collisions in the United States. - The Five Most Dangerous Types of Bike Accidents in Oakland, California
There are five serious causes of bike accidents in Oakland, California. By understanding the risks, you will improve your chances of avoiding a collision - The Code of the Road: How to Avoid Bike Accidents in Los Angeles
With over 1200 bike accidents on the roads of Los Angeles each year, nearly four per day, the city is the most dangerous place for cyclists to ride in all of California. If you are planning to ride a bicycle in Los Angeles then you don't simply need to understand the rules of the road, but you should also know defensive biking tactics so you can avoid any risks that may come your way. - More Men Than Women Are Involved in California Bike Accidents
In California, men are involved in far more bike accidents than women; but are they really worse cyclists or do they just get out more often? - Orange County has over 1000 Bike Accidents in 2006
Orange County had over 1000 bike accidents in 2006, making it the second most dangerous county per square mile in California. - National Statistics Regarding Dog Bites
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, every year nearly 4.7 million people become the victims of dog bites within the United States. Of these bites, almost 800,000 require medical attention, with a small percentage of dog bite injuries resulting in fatalities. - Statute of Limitations in Dog Bite Cases
Dog bite victims have a limited amount of time to file a lawsuit in court, and that amount of time varies by state. California's statute of limitations for dog bite cases is generally two years from the date of the attack (Cal. Civ. Proc. Code 335.1). - Investigating Dog Bite Cases
If you live in California and a dog has bitten you, the owner of that dog will almost always be held liable for your injuries if you decide to pursue a claim. "Liable" means a financial obligation to pay for damages, such as your medical expenses, lost wages, foreseeable expenses, and pain and suffering. - How to Get a Fair Settlement After Your Contra Costa Bike Accident
If you are ever involved in a bike accident in Contra Costa, California, there are a few questions you need to ask yourself in order to maximize your settlement. - Investigating Dog Bite Cases
In most instances of dog bites in California, the dog's owner is held liable. However, in an attempt to avoid liability, and the financial penalties that go along with it, many owners will attempt to deny liability through various methods. - Clergy Abuse Scars Victims
Sexual abuse of a child is the gravest betrayal of trust. It prematurely terminates a portion of childhood and its innocents. It scars its victims. It destroys trust. Sexual abuse changes every part of victim's life and the lives around them. - Predatory Towing: A Problem That's Hurting Southern Californians
In Southern California, motorists, prosecutors and lawmakers are seeing evidence that some towing companies are going too far. According to a New York Times article, tow trucks are "on the prowl" for unsuspecting motorists and their vehicles. - Airbag Defects Cause Increased Injuries and Fatalities
When a consumer buys an airbag-equipped vehicle, they expect the airbags to deploy properly in the event of an accident. Thousands of lives have been saved by the installation of airbags; however there has been a shocking increase in the number of injuries and fatalities caused by various airbag systems. - California Ranked First in Fatal Dog Attacks
California is ranked first in the nation in fatal dog attacks. Insurers nationwide pay out over $1 billion in claims related to dog bites annually. One-third of the money paid out through homeowners' liability claims are related to dog attacks. - Roof Crush Statistics Out of Control, Study Shows
A surprising new report outlines that many of the 10,000 deaths suffered by drivers nationwide could have been prevented if their car's roof was made properly. The report outlines the fact that most cars have thin and unstable roofs that make the cars dangerous to drive in. - Southern California Fires - Guidance for Homeowners
Homeowners should guard against fraudulent insurance adjusters and contractors and catalog their losses and damages. - Auto Industry's Lack for Public Safety
Since the federal government first made automobile safety a national concern, the American auto industry has been kicking and screaming in its attempts to avoid accountability. The auto industry's record of addressing safety issues is marked by attempts to delay, block and obfuscate impending safety standards. - Personal Injury Attorneys Must Be Wary Of Taking On Fire Claim Cases
Personal injury attorneys may not have the knowledge or experience plaintiffs will need in fire claim cases. - Ford Expedition Deadly in Rollover Accidents
Like many other SUVs, the Ford Expedition has proven to be defectively designed and extremely deadly when involved in a rollover accident. - America Needs to Buckle-Up!
The percentage of passengers who wear seat belts is at a record high of 81 percent in the United States. Although many lives are saved every year by the use of seat belts, the motoring public has not been informed of the current problems that exist with today's safety and restraint systems. - Legal Malpractice Requires Proof of Damages
Legal or attorney malpractice is described as a lawyer's failure to render professional services with the skill, prudence, and diligence that an ordinary and reasonable lawyer would use under similar circumstances. - California Pedestrian Accident Statistics
The United States has a particular problem with pedestrian deaths and injuries. About 5,000 pedestrians are killed and another 64,000 are injured in motor vehicle accidents every year in this country. - Auto Industry Cover-Ups Not Uncommon
Auto industry cover-ups are not an uncommon occurrence, especially for Ford Motor Company. Ford Motor Company has been under investigation numerous times for holding pertinent information, from the public and from authorities, regarding defective and dangerous products. - Ford/Firestone Cover-up Deadly Product Defects
Thousands of Ford Explorer occupants have been severely injured or killed in rollover accidents due to poorly designed Ford Explorers equipped with defective Firestone tires. Ford Motor Company and Bridgestone/Firestone covered-up knowledge of deadly product defects for over ten years. - Evaluating Medical Malpractice Claims
Most medical malpractice evaluation requests appear to have valid claims against a healthcare provider for errors in providing medical services or failure to provide services. In most situations, in order to properly evaluate a potential claim, records need to be obtained and then reviewed by a medical expert. - Children and ATV-Related Accidents
There is an ATV safety crisis in America today, and it poses a great threat to the health and well being of our nation's children.
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