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Can You File a Wrongful Death Claim in Cases of Workplace Violence?

February 7th, 2024

The families of victims of violence at their workplaces can sometimes file wrongful death claims against the perpetrators of these horrific crimes. Families may also pursue legal action against their deceased loved ones’ employers because the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that employers set and enforce regulations to protect workers from acts of […]


Alcohol-Related Injuries at Parties: Can the Hosts be Held Accountable?

February 7th, 2024

Many states have laws that hold party hosts responsible for accidents resulting from the consumption of alcohol. California is different. The host is generally not liable for the actions of an intoxicated party guest as long as they are of the legal drinking age. Also, in the US, hosts of social events are typically governed […]


I Think My Medication Made Things Worse. What Should I Do Next?

February 5th, 2024

Taking medication as directed, only to find it is making things worse, can be a worrying experience. If you follow your doctor or pharmacist’s directions but experience symptoms like headaches, rashes, or fatigue, you may wonder what to do next. Understanding the impact of your medication on your health is crucial for your well-being. If […]


How Expert Witnesses Can Impact Wrongful Death Cases

January 22nd, 2024

Wrongful death cases are complex legal matters that rely on subtle details and thorough legal arguments. These cases arise when a person’s death is caused by the negligence or misconduct of another party, leaving the bereaved family seeking justice and compensation for their loss. In this emotionally and legally challenging situation, expert witnesses can offer […]


Who Is it at Fault for a Lane-Change Collision?

January 16th, 2024

Determining liability is not always straightforward in a lane-change collision. You’ll need to know which California laws apply to unsafe lane changes. You must also understand what factors are at play when establishing liability for a collision during a lane change. One of our experienced California car accident lawyers at Berg Injury Lawyers can help you determine […]


2023’s Top Recalled Products and What to Do if They’ve Harmed You

January 15th, 2024

When you purchase a product, you trust it to be safe and reliable. Yet, sometimes, products fail to meet these expectations, leading to recalls. These recalls protect you and your family from unnecessary harm by removing unsafe products from the market and pushing the manufacturer to address potential hazards. Stay current on major product recalls […]


California’s Accident Reporting System: How to Report Your Injury Accident?

January 8th, 2024

When you’re hurt in a personal injury accident in California, reporting the incident is often a legal obligation. While the process ensures compliance with legal responsibilities, it can also protect your rights to financial support for your hospital bills, lost wages, and other losses. Learn the various reporting procedures for personal injury accidents in California […]


What Kinds of Damages Can I Sue for in a Boating Accident?

January 1st, 2024

California’s sparkling waterways are a boater’s paradise, attracting thousands each year to enjoy the sun, sea, and the thrill of the waves. But the boating season hasn’t all been smooth sailing in recent years. In 2022, 4,040 reported boating accidents across the country resulted in 636 deaths, 2,222 injuries, and about $63 million in property […]


How California’s Abandoned Property Laws Can Lead to Personal Injury Claims

December 26th, 2023

Abandoned properties in California have become a prevalent issue, causing concerns for public safety. Due to lack of maintenance, these buildings often deteriorate, leading to unsafe conditions like unstable flooring, exposed sharp objects, and fall hazards. Even though these buildings are abandoned, the owners still have a responsibility to prevent harm to visitors. If you […]


California School Bus Driver Requirements

December 19th, 2023

With over 10,000 public schools in the Golden State, the California school transportation system is effectively the state’s largest mass transport network and one of the largest nationwide. California schools operate about 24,000 buses and transport over 1.1 million students of all ages each day, presenting numerous employment opportunities for safe and qualified drivers. If […]