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Extended Deadlines for Workplace Sexual Assault Survivors: How to File Before Time Runs Out
California's 2026 legislation extends the statute of limitations for workplace sexual assault civil claims. Learn what the new deadlines mean, what evidence to gather, and how to protect your right to compensation.
SB 524: How to Spot AI in Your Police Accident Report and Protect Your Injury Claim
California's SB 524 now requires police to disclose when AI drafts accident reports. Learn how to spot errors, request corrections, and protect your personal injury claim.
AI Liability in Personal Injury: What California Victims Need to Know in 2026
California's AB 316 limits the 'AI did it' defense in personal injury cases. Here's how the new law affects your rights if you're injured by autonomous vehicles, medical devices, or other AI-driven technology.
AB 250: How Survivors of Past Sexual Assaults Can Seek Justice Before the 2027 Deadline
California's AB 250 reopens civil claims for sexual assault survivors whose cases involved cover-ups. Learn who qualifies, what compensation is available, and why acting before December 31, 2027 matters.
Survival Damages Reverted on January 1, 2026: What Families of Injury Victims Need to Know Now
California's SB 447 expansion of survival action damages expired on January 1, 2026. Here is what families of deceased injury victims need to understand about what changed, what was lost, and how to protect remaining claims.
Government Claims Deadline Traps: 6-Month Rule Still Strict in 2026
California's 6-month deadline to file injury claims against government entities is unchanged in 2026 and still catches victims off guard. Here's how to spot government liability and protect your right to sue.
Sonoma Court Tentative Rulings: What Injured Californians Can Learn from March 2026
Recent tentative rulings from Sonoma County Superior Court offer practical lessons for injured Californians on expert testimony, summary judgment, and building stronger personal injury claims.
2026 MICRA Caps Increase: What the New $470K and $650K Limits Mean for Your Medical Malpractice Claim
California's 2026 MICRA reforms raised non-economic damage caps to $470,000 for injuries and $650,000 for wrongful death. Learn how these higher limits affect your medical malpractice claim value.
Should You Accept the Insurance Company's First Settlement Offer?
Learn about should you accept the insurance company's first settlement offer?. Expert guidance from Reardon Injury Law, personal injury attorneys in Huntington Beach, California.
How Much Is My Car Accident Case Worth in California?
Learn about how much is my car accident case worth in california?. Expert guidance from Reardon Injury Law, personal injury attorneys in Huntington Beach, California.
What to Do in the First 24 Hours After a Car Accident in California
The steps you take immediately after a car accident can make or break your personal injury case. Here's exactly what to do in the critical first 24 hours.