Why you need car insurance even if you’re staying home

Written by: Tyrone J. Maho With the current public health crisis, many individuals are following CDC and governmental guidelines to stay home. Unless you’re an essential worker, it’s likely that you’re working from your own residence right now. It’s also possible you’re one of the millions of Americans who has been furloughed or lost their […]

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Serving you while social distancing: practicing law amid COVID-19

Written by: Chad M. Prentice At Maho Prentice, LLP, we recognize and respect the very real dangers of the current public health crisis. We take the recommendations and restrictions California has put in place very seriously, which is why we are now offering remote legal services. As a personal injury law firm, it is especially […]

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Conducting a remote deposition via Zoom

Following a car crash, victims often face many challenges from a legal standpoint. Those who take action against a reckless driver often depend on support from eyewitnesses to strengthen their case and hold negligent drivers accountable. In recent months, many people are relying on Zoom. Clients often use Zoom to meet with their attorneys to […]

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What do design defects mean for a product liabilities case?

Written by: Tyrone J. Maho When you purchase an item that injures you in some way, it can be frustrating to know it occurred because of a malfunction.  Proving a defect occurred during the process of making and designing an item may lead to a stronger defense in court for products liability.  Cost analysis  The […]

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Can footage from a helmet camera help win an accident lawsuit?

Written by: Chad M. Prentice California laws allow individuals injured by a motor vehicle to use footage from a mounted dashboard or body camera to prove their claim. Saved video footage with a date and timestamp may help show the court which party is at fault when catastrophic injuries occur.  Footage that logs a vehicle’s […]

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