Many residents of California and elsewhere assume that it is only construction workers who are in danger on their worksites. If they do not work in the industry, they should be safe from construction accidents. This, unfortunately, is not always true. Innocent...
Month: December 2019
How and why should you avoid tailgating in California?
Tailgating is not only a rude driving behavior, but it is also a dangerous one. Following too closely puts yourself, your passengers and the occupants of the vehicles with whom you are sharing the road at risk for getting into collisions that may result in serious...
California exceeds federal rules for work site electrical safety
Due to the year-round mild weather, building projects are always in process in the Los Angeles area. Construction sites are dangerous locations under the best circumstances. However, when they fail to adhere to federal and California industry safety standards, the...
Why do traffic fatalities increase during the holidays?
The holidays are a time of family, friends, light and celebration for California residents. Whether you are going out shopping or to a gathering at someone’s house, you no doubt notice the heavy volume of cars on the road. Unfortunately, this is also a time of an...
What if your contract does not have an end date?
Many California contracts, such as commercial leases, have specific end dates that bind both parties to the terms. On the other hand, perpetual contracts do not have an expressed duration. If there is any uncertainty as to whether the contract is perpetual, you and...