Immigration News: California U Visa Bill is the Law
California recently passed the U Visa Bill, and now immigrants who are victims of a crime can get the help they need from law enforcement. Prior to the signing of the new immigration law,...
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Military Veterans Can Attend Free Legal Clinic
As we approach the Veterans Day holiday, it seems only fitting to mention one of the great legal resources available to military veterans, the Veterans Self-Help Clinic. The Clinic meets every third Wednesday of...
What’s the difference between medical malpractice and negligence?
Ever wonder what the difference is between medical malpractice and medical negligence? You are not alone. Because the two terms are often used interchangeably, it can be hard to understand which term is correct...
Can You Be Sued for Posting Opinions Online?
Publishing our opinions on the Internet is as much an expectation these days as a convenience. But what happens if your comments attract the wrong kind of attention – can you be sued for...
What are the Personal Injury Risks of Youth Football?
As the fourth most-popular youth sport in the U.S., football certainly has its place in American society. However, it doesn’t come without personal injury risks, especially when it comes to our youngest players. According...
DUI Arrests: What to Do When Your Professional License is Suspended
Experiencing a DUI arrest is stressful enough. But if you are a professional who is licensed through the state and you are charged with a DUI, then it can also mean the suspension of...
Interpreters Available Soon for Conservatorship Cases
Conservatorship cases are gaining access to something they have needed for a while: interpreters. This year, the California Judicial Council approved a Language Access Plan to extend free interpretation services to all civil and...
Court Officer Cash Scams in San Diego
There is a new scam in San Diego County, and we think you need to know about it. According to the San Diego Superior Court, citizens have been reporting fraudulent phone calls by individuals...
How Can a Landlord Evict a Non-paying Tenant?
California Landlord-Tenant Law: The Eviction Process According to California landlord-tenant law, landlords have the right to evict a nonpaying tenant. However, renters also have rights under the law, and both parties should have an...
California Lemon Law: What to Do if You’re Sold a Lemon
How to Address Consumer Fraud When It Involves Your Vehicle When you have problems with your vehicle, it can be an extremely frustrating experience. Fortunately, the California lemon law protects consumers who discover a...
