A child's claim is tolled until age 18, and any settlement for a minor must be approved by the court.

If someone other than your employer caused a work injury, you can keep workers' comp benefits and also sue that third party.

Property owners must use ordinary care, which can include reasonable steps to protect people from foreseeable assaults.

Whiplash is a real injury to the neck's soft tissues, and adjusters use predictable tactics to undervalue it.

To sue a city or county over a sidewalk injury, you must first file a written claim with the public entity within six months.

A mild brain injury is real and compensable even when CT and MRI scans look normal.

A store is responsible for failing to use ordinary care, but it is not automatically liable just because you fell.

California dog owners are strictly liable for bites in public or lawful private places, even if the dog never bit before.