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Take a safety course before operating an off-road vehicle

Our Blog | October 13, 2017

The state of California has abundant recreational opportunities awaiting residents and visitors alike. One favorite recreational activity is four-wheeling or driving off-roading vehicles. All motor vehicles that are driven off-road are considered off-highway vehicles (OHVs). Even cars and trucks that are normally driven on highways are considered to be OHVs when driven off-road. Other common…

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How is a brain injury measured?

Brain Injuries,Our Blog | October 10, 2017

After a brain injury, it takes time to heal. Some people may never fully recover, but even after recovery slows, there’s still some healing that takes place. Brain injuries occur whenever there is a documented loss of consciousness, skull fracture, abnormal brain scan due to trauma, post-traumatic seizure activity or amnesia in most cases. After…

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1 killed in 3-vehicle accident involving 2 semis

Our Blog,truck accidents | October 5, 2017

Crashes are bad enough when they’re between two small vehicles, but when they involve multiple semi-trucks, they can be lethal. The size of these vehicles makes them likely to crush and damage vehicles of all sizes, putting everyone’s lives at risk. Add to that the risk of hazardous materials spilling or the truck’s load breaking…

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Winterizing your car for driving in the Sierras

Motor Vehicle Accidents,Our Blog | October 4, 2017

In a recent blog entry, a fatal accident near Roseville was discussed. As pointed out, it’s important to winterize your vehicle. This helps prepare you for any weather-related fastballs Mother Nature might hit you with this season. Tips for winterizing your car or truck Roseville residents usually don’t have to worry too much about snow…

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Commuters unprepared for High Sierras snowstorm

Motor Vehicle Accidents,Our Blog | October 3, 2017

To live in California is to commute. Almost anywhere you live, your job lies elsewhere, so commuting becomes the norm. Even with carpooling and public transit, that’s still a lot of Californians in vehicles jockeying for position on the freeways and streets. Inevitably, deadly disasters occur, as was the case recently in the Sierras on…

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The leading causes of traumatic brain injuries

Brain Injuries,Our Blog | September 29, 2017

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect thousands of children and adults every year in the United States. For this reason, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published vital statistics relating to TBI, its causes and who in the country is most affected by these debilitating injuries. Let’s take a look at…

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Does chronic pain damage the brain?

Our Blog,personal injury | September 26, 2017

Chronic pain is a risk to your brain, according to studies. When you have pain that never goes away, it’s not uncommon to feel depressed, anxious, or angry. You may not want to make decisions about the future for fear of how you’ll feel when the day comes. For patients living with chronic pain, the…

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2 examples of tragic amusement park accidents

Our Blog,Premises Liability | September 22, 2017

California residents love going to amusement parks for a day of fun with family and friends. During these outings, however, we rarely consider how dangerous rollercoasters and other rides are. This does not mean that the dangers aren’t there. If you need a reminder of how dangerous amusement parks can be, take the following two…

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What is considered to be speeding in California?

Our Blog,personal injury | September 21, 2017

Speeding may not seem like a serious offense, because so many people do it all the time. The problem with speeding is that it could cause an otherwise relatively harmless accident to turn into a fatal collision or one with serious repercussions. Every time a vehicle speeds up, there is a higher risk of more…

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