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USC Fraternity Protested Amidst Allegations of Spiked Drinks, Sexual Assault

Posted in Sexual Abuse on November 17, 2021

University of Southern California fraternity Sigma Nu has been suspended amid reports of sexual assault and spiked drinks at some of the chapter’s parties and events. The fraternity is under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department due to the reports made to USC’s Department of Public Safety. USC students have protested outside of the… read more


Safety Tips for Pedestrians

Posted in Attorneys, Firm News, Personal Injury on November 26, 2016

Often times, being a pedestrian is taken too lightly. There are serious risks when walking near road traffic and sadly sometimes people don’t make it to their…


The 3 Top Traits You Should Look For In A Lawyer

Posted in Firm News on September 14, 2015

When you’re involved in personal injury lawsuits, you want to make sure you’re receiving the best care possible from your legal team.


Personal Injury Payouts Bring Some Relief To Domestic Violence Victims

Posted in Firm News on June 4, 2015

What drives most people to file a personal injury claim? Statistics show that the vast majority of personal injury lawsuits result from an auto accident.


Keeping Cyclists Safe on the Road

Posted in Firm News on April 14, 2015

The cycling death of a Nebraska school teacher is prompting friends and neighbors to push for clearer safety regulations for bikes and cars.


The Importance of Understanding Elder Abuse

Posted in Firm News on February 26, 2015

As people age they often require the help of a caregiver to assist them with basic daily activities. Caregivers could be anyone from hired help…


Protect Your Brain While Bike Riding With These Safety Tips

Posted in Firm News on February 26, 2015

Every year thousands of people in the U.S. sustain head injuries in a number of different ways. Even seemingly small head injuries can result in a concussion or…


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