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A person’s immigration or residency status does not affect that individual’s right to file a civil lawsuit in California for personal injuries. However, it is not unusual in some cases for a defendant’s attorney to desire to make reference to a jury that a plaintiff is a recent immigrant to the United States or holds […]

Flying emergency medical service helicopters is dangerous. Having flown medical evacuation in combat, I can attest to the pressure, chaos, and uncertainty involved in getting to the point of injury and airlifting a critically injured person to a medical center within the “golden hour.” I’ve lost a few friends who died flying or air-crewing these […]

Businesses that provide maintenance or repair work upon homes, cars, boats, planes, household appliances or office products are fond of presenting the customer with a work order or estimate that contains provisions limiting their liability for personal injuries or economic damages if the repair work proves faulty or is negligently performed. These provisions are usually […]

On Sunday, June 28th 2015, a SpaceX Falcon-9 rocket exploded after launching from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida during a resupply mission to the International Space Station. Debris from the explosion fell harmlessly into the Atlantic Ocean. But what if it didn’t? What if the debris fell in a populated area killing or seriously […]