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What to Do After a California Motorcycle Accident

Motorcycles provide riders and passengers with an unparalleled experience of freedom, feeling lighter than air and one with the wind. Unfortunately, that feeling of openness comes with a significant vulnerability for riders. Without any steel frame to protect them, riders and passengers must bear the brunt of an accident, as there is no buffer of metal or plastic to cushion the blow. For this reason, motorcycle fatalities occur at a rate 28% higher than their passenger car peers,

Drive Safely: Get to Know The Most Dangerous Roads In California

California is the third largest state, following Alaska and Texas, and it is by far the most populous. The golden state is vastly different from one end to another, which means there are always plenty of places to go and things to see. California has almost 400,000 miles of roadway, some of which has a dangerous reputation.

California had 14.2 million registered vehicles in 2020, almost double that of the next highest state.

Understanding Dog Bite Laws in California

Unfortunately, dogs are not always as friendly as we would like them to be. According to the Insurance Information Institute, there were 17,989 dog-bite homeowner insurance claims in 2021 nationwide, with a total of $881 million paid out in settlements. This does not take into consideration claims and bites that did not involve homeowner insurance. California leads the U.S. in dog bite claims by a large margin. The state also has one of the highest averages for costs per claim.

Prevent Motorcycle Accidents with These Motorcycle Riding Safety Tips

While motorcyclists only make up 3% of the drivers on the road, motorcyclists accounted for 14% of all traffic fatalities and 18% of all occupant fatalities in 2020. Motorcyclists are some of the most vulnerable people on the road, and it is important to be aware of motorcycle riding tips to prevent motorcycle accidents. This article will discuss some safety tips for preventing motorcycle riding accidents so you can be more fully informed before hitting the road again.

Slip and Fall in a Store: What to Do and Who Is Liable?

Slip and fall accidents can happen anytime, anywhere. They can happen at work, at home, or even while shopping in a store. These types of accidents can be minor, but sometimes, they can lead to serious injuries.

If you slipped and fell in a store, you could be entitled to justice and compensation. At Henderson Law, we have experienced slip-and-fall attorneys who can help you get the most compensation possible for your injuries.