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Conducting a remote deposition via Zoom

Written by: Jessica L. Phillips Following a car crash, victims often face many challenges from a legal standpoint. Those who take action against a reckless driver often depend on support from eyewitnesses to strengthen their case and hold negligent drivers accountable. In recent months, many people are relying on Zoom. Clients often use Zoom to […]

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Should motorcyclists have UM/UIM coverage?

Written by: Jessica L. Phillips Motorcyclists are no strangers to potential injury. But what if an uninsured or underinsured driver hits them? If they don’t have the proper coverage, they might not get the compensation they need and deserve. There are more uninsured or underinsured drivers on the road these days, especially in California. According […]

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Risks from diabetic patients on the road

Written by: Jessica L. Phillips People may be particularly concerned about distracted or drunk drivers on the highway. However, diabetic drivers may be an unforeseen danger on the road. Considering that in 2018 there were approximately 40,000 auto accidents, it is crucial to be aware of all safety risks.  Someone with diabetes may not even consider […]

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The number of phone-addicted drivers doubled last year

Written by: Chad M. Prentice As in-vehicle cellphone use became more and more common in recent years, numerous states including California enacted new laws limiting how drivers are able to use phones while behind the wheel. A new report on the prevalence of distracted driving, however, is suggesting that far more needs to happen in […]

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Is drowsy driving a risk to you?

Written by: Tyrone J. Maho Drivers in California must share the road with all manners of other vehicles and people. This mix can be chaotic and sometimes damaging both to the driver in question as well as everyone sharing the road with them. But how dangerous is drowsy driving in particular? Does it put you […]

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