ACLU Charged that Border Patrol Officers Engaged in Racial Profiling LOS ANGELES — Deportation proceedings against construction worker Jonathan Mondragon, who was unlawfully pulled over and arrested by Border Patrol officers in 2017, have been dismissed by the Immigration Court in Los Angeles. The court agreed with a motion filed last year by the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Southern California and ... Learn More
Negligence Explained
Negligence in a personal injury law case is where the defendant is accused of failing to take appropriate precautions or act in a reasonably careful way, and their failure to do so resulted in harm or damage to another person. In California, a personal injury lawyer needs to prove that the defendant had a duty of care to the plaintiff and that they breached that duty because they were negligent. They must also show ... Learn More
6 Tips for Dealing with Insurance Companies Following an Accident
Having a car accident can be frightening and upsetting, and if you have been injured, this can make it more so. Following the accident, you’ll likely submit a claim to your insurance company. The process can be confusing and tiresome, and when you are not at peak health, this can only add to the stress. While many insurance companies perform their duties fairly, there can be instances where they try to cut ... Learn More
A Lawyer’s Tips for Staying Safe on California Roads
Driving in California can be a real pleasure, with stretches of breathtaking countryside, coastal roads, as well as vibrant cities to explore. However, whether you are just visiting or live in the area, it is essential to ensure that you pay attention to the rules of the road and drive safely at all times. Here are some tips to keep you safe on California roads. INNER CITY DRIVING Make sure you pay attention to ... Learn More
A Brief Overview of the Naturalization Process
Naturalization is the process a foreign citizen must go through to be granted U.S. citizenship. The legal process of naturalization has several steps. A person must initially complete an application, then they will be interviewed and given a test. If everything goes well, they will then be required to take an oath of allegiance before becoming a U.S. citizen. The criteria to become naturalized is strict. This is ... Learn More
Personal Injury Law: An Overview of Kaiser Cases
If a person suffers a medical complication or injury caused by negligence while being treated by a medical professional, he or she can file a medical malpractice case in court and request compensation. If you are a member of Kaiser Permanente, however, your case is generally resolved through binding arbitration. This is because the paperwork a person signs to become a Kaiser member waives the right to sue for medical ... Learn More
4 Common Medical Errors That Lead to a Malpractice Suit
Although healthcare technology has made major advances in recent years, professional negligence and acts of medical malpractice still occur. Sometimes it’s a case of being overworked and understaffed, while on other occasions the medical professional simply isn’t paying attention, and a life-altering or deadly mistake happens. Under California law, medical malpractice takes place when a healthcare professional ... Learn More
Facing Deportation? 4 Possible Defenses to Remain in the U.S.
When you reside in the United States but are not a citizen, the possibility of deportation is a frightening prospect. Even if you currently have a work permit, lack of a status that ensures permanent residency can still leave you vulnerable, especially in the current political climate. Removal can have distressing consequences such as long-term or even permanent separation from family and friends here. In some ... Learn More
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