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Slip and fall on wet store floors in California personal injury case

If you slipped and fell on a wet floor in a store in California and are considering a personal injury case, here are the key legal elements and steps to consider: 1. Legal Basis: Premises Liability California law holds property…

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  • May 1, 2025

Changing lanes without signaling or checking blind spots in California personal injury case

Changing lanes without signaling or checking blind spots is a common cause of auto accidents in California—and can be a strong basis for a personal injury claim, particularly if it results in a sideswipe, rear-end collision, or causes another vehicle…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Road rage incident resulting in a crash or injury in California personal injury case

A road rage incident resulting in a crash or injury in California can significantly escalate a personal injury case, potentially turning it from a standard negligence claim into one involving reckless or intentional misconduct—and even criminal charges. 🔹 How Road…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Tailgating and causing a multi-car pileup in California personal injury case

Tailgating and causing a multi-car pileup in California is a strong basis for a personal injury lawsuit, as tailgating is both illegal and considered negligent driving behavior under California law. 🔹 Relevant California Law Under California Vehicle Code §21703, drivers…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Speeding in a residential or school zone in California personal injury case

Speeding in a residential or school zone in California is a serious traffic violation that can strongly support a personal injury claim if it leads to an accident. California law sets lower speed limits in these areas to protect pedestrians,…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Causing an accident while distracted by a phone in California personal injury case

Causing an accident while distracted by a phone—such as texting, calling, or using apps—is a serious issue in California personal injury law, and can lead to strong claims of negligence or gross negligence, depending on the facts. 🔹 California Law…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Failing to yield to oncoming traffic in California personal injury case

Failing to yield to oncoming traffic is a common cause of car accidents in California and can form a strong basis for a personal injury case, especially if the violation results in injury or death. Here’s how it typically factors…

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  • April 30, 2025

Trip and Fall on Uneven Sidewalk in California personal injury case

A trip and fall on an uneven sidewalk in California also falls under premises liability law, similar to a slip and fall case, but with some key differences, especially regarding the nature of the hazard (in this case, the sidewalk’s…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Slip and Fall on Wet Floor in California personal injury case

In a personal injury case in California related to a slip and fall on a wet floor, there are several factors that come into play in determining liability, and a few important steps to consider if you’re the injured party.…

  • lawofficesofjamesrdickinson
  • April 30, 2025

Slip on algae or moss-covered walkway in California personal injury case

A slip and fall on an algae- or moss-covered walkway in California can be the basis for a personal injury claim under premises liability law—especially if the property owner knew or should have known about the slippery surface and failed…

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  • April 29, 2025
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