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January 5, 2022
‘Clumsy’ is a word many people use to describe themselves, especially if they’re somewhat accident-prone and have a habit of tripping over, knocking into things, or dropping stuff. However, while this is a word America uses a lot, we decided to dig a little deeper into why certain people are clumsie
September 9, 2021
Credit Issues in Underinsured Motorist Claims
June 30, 2021
4 Real and 5 Fictional Seinfeld Lawsuits
October 9, 2018
Most Unlikely Courtroom Comedies
December 10, 2017
“BART’s Excursion Fare allows anyone to tour the BART system (all 46 stations) for up to three hours on a $5.75 fare, as long as you enter and exit at the same station.”
September 12, 2016
The complicated story behind widening Highway 1 in Santa Cruz
July 19, 2015
• A corner refuge island, which acts as a curb extension to provide bicyclists a secure refuge to wait at a red light and physically separates bicyclists as they make right turns.
• A forward stop bar, which improves visibility of bicyclists for drivers, provides a head start for bicyclists, and red
December 11, 2014
“Unlike a cause of action for wrongful death, a survivor cause of action is not a new cause of action that vests in the heirs on the death of the decedent. It is instead a separate and distinct cause of action which belonged to the decedent before death but, by statute, survives that event.”