A writ is defined as a formal written order issued by a higher court which directs a lower court or a government official to take some form of action. Warrants, orders, directions, and subpoenas are all considered writs. When it comes to criminal cases, a defendant may file ...
Read MoreCalifornia’s “implied consent” law requires all drivers who are lawfully arrested for driving under the influence to submit to chemical testing to ...
View MoreIn some personal injury cases, it is obvious who is responsible for the victim’s injury. For instance, if you are driving and obeying all of the rules ...
View MoreUnlike adult criminal records, juvenile arrest and conviction records can be sealed, or “hidden.” Expunged records are then treated like they never ...
View MoreWhen we think about accidents involving both cars and pedestrians , we are quick to make the assumption that the driver of the vehicle is probably at ...
View MoreOver the past few years, ridesharing services such as Uber & Lyft have become a common mode of transportation. These types of services are fast, easy, ...
View MoreAre you easily angered behind the wheel? You’re not alone. Millions of Americans become impatient and frustrated while driving, leading to incidents ...
View MoreYesterday, we all celebrated the Fourth of July with our friends, family, and loved ones as we presumably partook in the annual tradition of watching ...
View MorePreventing workplace injuries is now more important than ever. As the statistics continue to rise, more and more people are suffering from injuries ...
View MoreDriving is an incredibly hazardous necessity in Southern California. Many people drive in the Los Angeles area because they live so far from their ...
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