Recent Blog Posts
Hit-and-Run Accidents in Pasadena and Altadena: Immediate Steps That Help Identify the Driver
Hit-and-run accidents take an already stressful situation and make it dramatically worse. Any accident can leave you financially strapped and injured, but when you don’t even know who hit you, your options are limited. Under California law, drivers involved in a crash must stop, provide information, and render aid when needed. While you may… Read More »
East Pasadena 210 Freeway Collisions: What Families Should Know After a Serious Motorcycle or Multi-Vehicle Crash
A collision on the 210 can change a family’s life in seconds. Motorcycle collisions and multi-vehicle pileups are especially dangerous because of high speeds, chain reactions, and catastrophic injuries. The East Pasadena stretch of the 210 deals with heavy commuter traffic almost nonstop, and sudden slowdowns or abrupt lane changes can lead to danger…. Read More »
Bicycle and E-Bike Collisions in Pasadena: Liability When Drivers “Didn’t See” the Rider
Bicycles and e-bikes are a common form of transportation in Pasadena, but unfortunately, that doesn’t mean that drivers are always looking for them. Whether a bicyclist is struck in a residential neighborhood, downtown, or in a business district, it’s common for drivers to miss them entirely because they’re used to looking for cars. Because… Read More »
Delivery Driver Crashes (Amazon/Food Apps) Near San Marino and Arcadia: Employer Liability vs. Independent Contractor Defenses
Delivery drivers form an important part of the local economy in San Marino, Arcadia, and nearby communities. Whether they’re delivering today’s dinner, household goods, or your groceries, drivers often work on tough timelines and in areas that are largely unfamiliar to them. But when a delivery driver is in a car accident, who’s liable… Read More »
Pedestrian Injury Claims Near Old Town Pasadena: Crosswalk Visibility, Lighting, and Driver Duty of Care
Old Town Pasadena, known for its eclectic mix of historic vibes, shopping, dining, and entertaining, draws lots of traffic—including foot traffic. The mix of heavy traffic, parking structures, and pedestrians means that this area sees a substantial amount of pedestrian collisions each year. Liability in these cases often comes down to whether the accident… Read More »
Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) Accidents in Pasadena, South Pasadena, and Eagle Rock: Whose Insurance Pays First?
If you’ve been injured in a rideshare accident in Pasadena, South Pasadena, or Eagle Rock, you may not know where to turn first. Even if you’ve been involved in an accident before, rideshare accidents are different in many key ways. There may be multiple insurance companies involved, and figuring out who actually pays for… Read More »
Wrong-Way and High-Speed Collisions on the 134/210: Evidence That Can Make or Break the Case
The 134 and 210 form a major route across northern Los Angeles, and the heavy traffic on these roads mean that accidents are a common sight. Wrong-way and high-speed collisions are particularly devastating, as they dramatically increase the risk of severe or fatal injuries. Even if liability appears obvious, you may still find that… Read More »
Lake Avenue and Arroyo Parkway Injury Collisions: Building a Case With Intersection and Signal Evidence
Many of Pasadena’s serious accidents are found at intersections, especially along busy corridors like Lake Avenue and Arroyo Parkway. Multiple lanes of traffic, turning vehicles, pedestrians, and timed signals all come into play, ultimately resulting in major crashes every single year. If you’ve been injured in a crash at one of these high-traffic intersections,… Read More »
Colorado Boulevard Crashes: Why Pasadena’s “Safety Corridor” Streets Matter in Proving Negligence
Colorado Boulevard is one of the most recognizable streets in Pasadena, cutting through commercial districts, residential neighborhoods, and busy intersections with substantial car, pedestrian, and bike traffic. This road is regularly regarded as an area of focus in Pasadena’s safety plans, particularly as Pasadena moves closer to becoming a city people can navigate without… Read More »
“Comparative Fault” as a Weapon: How Adjusters Shift Blame to Reduce Pasadena Injury Payouts
After a Pasadena car crash, injury victims often assume that the process will be fairly simple. Figure out who caused the crash, determine how much it will cost, and secure payment. But under California law, liability isn’t all-or-nothing. Insurance companies may use California’s approach to comparative fault as a negotiation weapon, which makes it… Read More »
