“Wrongful Death” Lawsuits by Families of Murder Victims
California Code of Civil Procedure 377.60 defines a wrongful death action as a civil lawsuit brought by a designated surviving family member or an estate representative for the wrongful death of another person. The intentional, reckless, or negligent...
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I Was Injured at Work. Can I Sue My Employer?
If you are injured at work in California, you have the right to compensation for all the damages you incur. The money should enable you to pay for your medical needs and other expenses arising from lost wages and reduced earning capacity. The amount you...
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How Do I Sue For “Harm to Reputation” in California?
In this digital age, a single lie can destroy a person’s career, reputation, and credibility. In California, the remedy for reputational harm is defamation law, which includes libel and slander claims. But to establish defamation, it is not enough to...
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Some of the most serious injuries after a traumatic event are not immediately visible. California law acknowledges that psychological damage, including anxiety, depression, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), can be equally life-changing as...
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