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What is a loss of consortium?

by RA | Oct 14, 2019 | Blog

A loss of consortium arises when one’s husband or wife is injured to such a degree that the injured spouse can no longer provide the “love, affection, companionship, comfort, or sexual relations” they were able to prior to the injury. This could mean...

Does a felony conviction impact your civil case?

by RA | Oct 14, 2019 | Accident Law, Blog, Legal Procedures

What impact, if any, does a past felony conviction have on a civil case? Someone with a past felony conviction(s), which has not been expunged, sealed or otherwise made inaccessible to the public will have to admit to them when/if asked by the other side. Failing to...

Help for elders who are victims of violent crimes in California

by RA | Oct 13, 2019 | Blog, Victim Assistance

If you are a California resident aged 65 or older and were the victim of a violent crime you may be entitled to compensation for expenses actually incurred from the California Victim Compensation Program (CalVCP). Additionally, if you are the spouse, domestic partner,...

The driver who hit me fled the scene or was not insured and has no assets, what do I do now?

by RA | Oct 13, 2019 | Accident Law, Auto Accident, Blog, Legal Procedures

You may still be able to recover your damages if your own policy has an uninsured/under-insured motorist (“UM” and “UIM,” respectively) policy. You must first exhaust any worker’s compensation policies that may be in effect if you were on...

What are my recovery rights in a product liability claim with no personal injuries?

by RA | Oct 13, 2019 | Blog, Legal Procedures, Product Liability

Product liability claims can only be for property damage, however the recovery tends to be narrower and more strictly defined than when there is a personal injury. It is possible to include the loss of the defective product itself, i.e. the cost of the item, but this...

I was hurt by someone on private property, can I sue the 3rd party landowner?

by RA | Oct 13, 2019 | Blog, Property Law

Generally speaking, California law allows you to make a claim against the owners and/or possessors (e.g., lessees) of property who have “failed to take reasonable steps to secure its property against criminal acts by third parties.” For example, a tenant...

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What is a loss of consortium?

Does a felony conviction impact your civil case?

Help for elders who are victims of violent crimes in California

The driver who hit me fled the scene or was not insured and has no assets, what do I do now?

What are my recovery rights in a product liability claim with no personal injuries?

I was hurt by someone on private property, can I sue the 3rd party landowner?

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