What can I do to prevent nursing home abuse?

Receiving compassionate and quality care is important to people as they grow older. Many turn to nursing homes as a way to receive quality care, but the standards of nursing homes can vary widely. California has approximately 110,000 people living in around 1,300 licensed nursing homes, according to the California Department of Justice. California is...
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From Melrose Place to Easy Street?

Q: Can I still sue for personal injury if the driver who hit me goes to jail? Some of the leading causes of California car accidents include drunk driving, distracted driving, and speeding, and more. When someone's negligent or reckless behavior results in the personal injury or wrongful death of another, the...
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Treating Back Injuries With Medial Nerve Blocks

Could a medial nerve block lessen my back pain?

Back pain is a common but potentially debilitating injury.  Millions of Americans report suffering from serious back pain annually, with lower back pain comprising a leading cause of disability across the nation.  There are many potential causes of back injuries, including automobile...

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Are personal injury settlements taxable?

If you’ve been injured in an accident, you know how much your life can be changed in an instant. Hopefully, you have a competent attorney to represent you and get you the compensation that you deserve.  If you are fortunate enough to receive monetary compensation for your personal injury, you might...

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Protecting Young Athletes from Second-Impact Syndrome

What is the Concussion Management in Youth Sports Act? In September, Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 2007, the Concussion Management in Youth Sports Act into law. While schools previously had strict rules to protect student athletes who may have suffered head injuries, this law, which became effective in January, extends those rules to youth...
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