Last Thursday and Friday saw extreme amounts of rain in the Los Angeles area, causing dozens of car accidents on the slick roadways.

The data do not lie: teenagers are bad drivers when compared to every other age group. The primary factor is inexperience.

Many new laws went on the books in California upon entering the new year.  Some could have an immediate impact on some legal practice areas.

A lack of ICU bed space makes driving, especially at high speeds, more dangerous.

Even the most responsible drivers may not consider some potential distractions as potentially harmful.  These lesser known but still common driving distractions can cause accidents.

In 2017, seat belts were used by just over nine in ten people across the country, with 96.2 percent of people using seat belts in California.  The increased adoption rate of seat belt usage is estimated to save thousands of drivers and passengers every year.

The Going and Coming Rule is a legal concept that dictates whether a workers' compensation claim is available to workers injured during a commute to and from work. 

For a state as big and populous as California, it may surprise people to learn that we have one of the weakest minimum liability insurance policy requirements in the country.  Low requirements for minimum coverage puts drivers at risk.