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No Tricks, Just Safety: Navigating Halloween Hazards Responsibly

By Eugene Bruno on September 29, 2023

With Halloween just around the corner, it is important to remember that trick-or-treaters can be especially vulnerable to injury. Increasing your trick-or-treater’s visibility and practicing road safety skills before the big night can help ensure everyone stays safe on this spooktacular holiday.

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The Healing Power of Journaling for Mental Health and Personal Injury Recovery

By Eugene Bruno on September 29, 2023

Journaling can be a powerful therapeutic tool that can help in managing your mental health challenges and aid the recovery process following an injury. The act of writing down your thoughts, emotions, and experiences not only serves as an emotional outlet but can also bring a deeper understanding of your emotions and promote healing.

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What Does “Loss of Consortium” Mean in California Law?

By Eugene Bruno on August 10, 2023

In many personal injury cases, the liable party compensates the injured party for their economic and non-economic losses. In some cases, the injured party’s spouse may be entitled to recover compensation from the liable party for the loss they suffer due to the wrongful injury of their spouse.

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Stay Cool and Stay Safe: Raising Awareness on Hot Car Risks

By Eugene Bruno on August 2, 2023

August is the hottest month of the year, and it’s important to remember that summer heat can quickly turn any vehicle into a life-threatening environment. Scorching outside temperatures can cause the interior of a parked car to quickly rise to dangerous levels, putting anyone or anything left inside at risk of heat stroke, dehydration, and even death.

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Celebrating the Fourth of July Safely: Firework Safety Tips for a Happy Holiday

By Eugene Bruno on June 20, 2023

Fireworks have become an integral part of our Independence Day celebrations. However, it’s important to remember that safety should be a top priority for you, your family, and those around you. Consider these essential firework safety tips for a safe and enjoyable holiday:

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Understanding the Fine Print: Liability Waivers Explained

By Eugene Bruno on June 1, 2023

Chances are, you have signed a liability waiver. Likely, it was required to join a gym or participate in a sporting event. Liability waivers are commonly required for recreational activities, sports events, gyms, and certain businesses where the activity may potentially result in injury. A waiver prevents you from suing the other party in the event that you are hurt. You may have signed a waiver without fully understanding the legal importance of what you were signing.

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Can I Even Afford a Lawyer for My Injury?

By Eugene Bruno on May 15, 2023

After being injured in an accident caused by an act of negligence, you may be considering your options for recovering compensation. Many accident victims are hesitant to file a claim or even speak to a San Diego personal injury attorney because they are concerned about the cost. Hiring a personal injury lawyer can make a big difference in your claim, so it is important to seek skilled legal counsel.

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Wearable Technology and Your Privacy

By Eugene Bruno on June 10, 2021

Wearable technology (activity/fitness trackers such as FitBit®) and health/wellness smartphone apps that measure, record and/or track movement, steps, physical activities, sleep, heart rate, biometrics, etc. can be another source of information that can be used against you in your injury case.

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Teaching Your Kids About 9-1-1

By Eugene Bruno on April 17, 2021

Emergencies can happen. It is recommended that your child know how and why to call 911 from about age 4. Use these tips to teach your child about 911.

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Supreme Court of California Issues Statement on Equality and Inclusion

By Aline Miranda on June 23, 2020

“In view of recent events in our communities and through the nation, we are at an inflection point in our history. It is all too clear that the legacy of past injustices inflicted on African Americans persists powerfully and tragically to this day. Each of us has a duty to recognize there is much unfinished and essential work that must be done to make equality and inclusion an everyday reality for all.”

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