At Steinberg Injury Lawyers, we are dedicated to providing you with legal information regarding car accidents, truck accidents, slip and falls, work accidents and other catastrophic events. We continually offer informative and relevant legal blogs regarding Southern California injury cases.
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What You Should Know About California's Good Samaritan Law Helping someone after an accident is a philosophical battle. Here's what you should consider before stopping to help someone in need. -
Fatal Implications for California Street Racing Culture Street racing related deaths are the rise in California. Here's why this fatal "activity" comes with serious consequences. -
Do I Need a Lawyer for an Uninsured Motorist Claim? If you're involved in an accident with an uninsured driver in California, there are a few things you should know about getting compensation for your injuries. -
Study Shows Recreational Weed States See Increase in Car Accidents With legalized recreational marijuana passing in certain states including California, a study found increased vehicle accidents overall. -
How Black Friday Shopping Puts You at Risk for Injury When you're heading out for Black Friday shopping this year, look out for these common safety hazards. -
Truck Accident Survivors May Suffer from PTSD Accidents with large, commercial trucks can be traumatizing. In fact, many survivors of accidents involving semi-trucks may actually experience PTSD. -
Just How Safe Are Stretch Limousines? A recent tragic limousine accident in New York brought attention to the various safety concerns of limousines. Here's why: -
How to Stop Teens from Texting and Driving It's no secret that texting and driving is dangerous but setting a bad example for teens can be equally harmful. -
Study Reveals Dog Bite Claims Are on the Rise Dog bite claims are on the rise, especially in California. It's important to know how to respond if you or a loved one are a victim of a dog bite. -
Sleep Deprivation: A Major Hazard Behind the Wheel Sleep-deprived driving is very dangerous to you and others on the road. Yet, it's a topic rarely discussed when it comes to vehicle accidents.