Catastrophic injuries are life-altering and legally complex. This blog explains what qualifies under California law, the types of damages available, and how the Reid v. Google case relates to long-term harm claims. Learn how B&D Injury Law fights for justice and maximum compensation in these severe injury cases.

California allows families to file both wrongful death and survival actions after a loved one’s death. This blog explains the differences in who can file, what damages are available, and how Quiroz v. Seventh Ave. Center shaped the law.

Rideshare accidents can leave victims confused about who pays for their injuries. This blog breaks down TNC insurance, liability by driver status, and the impact of Doe v. Lyft. Whether you’re a passenger, pedestrian, or another driver, B&D Injury Law can help you navigate your claim and secure fair compensation.

Burn injuries from defective products can be devastating. This blog explains your legal rights under California product liability law, including how to prove a defect, what damages are available, and the impact of the Soule v. General Motors case. Learn how B&D Injury Law can help you build your case and pursue full compensation.

Passengers injured in California car accidents have the right to compensation, but liability can be complex. This blog covers passenger rights, third-party claims, special rules for rideshares, and legal nuances from Barenborg v. SAE. Learn how B&D Injury Law can help you navigate your claim and protect your recovery.

Slip and falls in California grocery stores can lead to serious injuries—and complex legal claims. This blog explains how premises liability works, what victims must prove, how to preserve evidence, and what compensation is available. Learn how to protect your rights and why legal representation matters after a supermarket injury.

California follows a pure comparative negligence system, meaning you can still recover damages in a car accident even if you share some of the fault. This blog explains how fault percentages impact compensation, covers real-world examples, and highlights key case law (Li v. Yellow Cab Co.).

Dog bite cases in California fall under strict liability, meaning owners are often responsible even if their dog has never bitten before. This blog explains how the law works, outlines exceptions, highlights key case law (Johnson v. McMahan), and details what compensation victims can pursue.

Pedestrian hit and run accidents are traumatic—but you’re not without options. This post breaks down what to do after an incident, from medical care and witness statements to uninsured motorist claims and legal actions under California law. Learn how case law like People v. Carbajal can support your claim and why having the right attorney matters.