Law

Assault is a word we often hear in news reports, movies, and legal discussions. But what does it really mean? Is it just about physical violence, or does it cover more than that? Understanding assault is important, especially because it’s a serious legal issue that can have long-lasting effects on both the victim and the […]

Accidents happen in a split second, but determining who is legally responsible can be a complicated process. In many personal injury cases, fault plays a key role in deciding who gets compensated for their injuries. But what if both parties share some responsibility for the accident? That’s where the last clear chance rule comes into

Not every car crash leads to a valid legal claim. To move forward with one, there must be proof that the at-fault driver acted carelessly, caused harm, and is legally responsible. That’s what turns an accident into a possible case. Knowing this early can save time, stress, and missed deadlines. It also helps in deciding

Getting injured due to someone else’s negligence can be frustrating. You may be left with medical bills, lost wages, and pain that disrupts your daily life. Naturally, you’d want fair compensation for your suffering. But what happens if you already had a health condition before the accident? This is where things can get complicated. Insurance

Introduction: When someone suffers an injury due to another person’s negligence, navigating the claims process becomes an essential step toward recovery and justice. This process, however, can often feel overwhelming and confusing. Legal language, paperwork, medical reports, and back-and-forth discussions with insurance companies can make even a straightforward case feel complicated. In this environment, clear

According to a February 2025 article published on the USA Today website, the number of people killed by police increased slightly in 2024. Data show that police killed over 1,300 people in the United States in 2024, making it the deadliest year for police violence since tracking began in 2013. A Long Beach police misconduct

​A motion to suppress is a legal request filed by a defendant in a criminal case, asking the court to exclude specific evidence from being presented at trial. Evidence obtained without a valid warrant or probable cause may be deemed inadmissible. A study published in the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology found that motions

Immigration is a big step. Whether starting a new life, reuniting with loved ones, or seeking safety, understanding your options makes the process smoother and less stressful. In the U.S., immigration is a complex system. Knowing what type of case fits your situation is essential, given that many paths are available. If unsure, the experienced

The State of California’s Subsequent Injury Benefits Trust Fund (SIBTF) is designed to assist workers who experience injuries or disabilities complicated by pre-existing conditions. Did you know that the use of the Subsequent Injuries Benefits Trust Fund (SIBTF) and its costs increased in 2024? This increase led to the SIBTF exceeding the total costs of

According to a recent American Bar Association report, about 98% of federal criminal cases end in plea deals, making plea bargaining still a major feature of the U.S. criminal justice system.  Prosecutors often use plea deals for first-time sex offenders to resolve cases quickly without trial. These agreements may reduce charges or lighten sentencing for