Choulos, Choulos & Wyle is a boutique San Francisco law firm representing individuals and families in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, providing personal, direct service and building strong relationships with every client.
When a drowning or near-drowning happens, families are often left searching for answers. California's pool safety laws can play an important role in determining whether a property owner failed to take reasonable steps to prevent a tragic accident.
San Francisco's proposed restrictions on uncertified lithium-ion batteries follow a growing number of fires. Learn what causes e-bike battery explosions, who may be liable for burn injuries, and how California product liability law may apply after a defective battery fire.
With serious electric bicycle injuries involving young riders on the rise, California communities are taking action. San Francisco bicycle accident attorney Claude Wyle looks at the risks children and teens face and why new safety rules are being adopted.
A Ventura County DUI bicycle crash that led to murder charges highlights the risks cyclists face even in designated bike lanes. Learn how criminal cases differ from civil claims and what injured cyclists and families should know after a serious California bicycle accident.
Amazon’s decision to restrict some high-speed e-bike sales in California is drawing attention to growing concerns about rider safety, serious injuries, and the application of state laws to increasingly powerful electric bicycles.
Lithium-ion e-bike battery fires are becoming a growing safety concern in San Francisco. Learn what to do if an e-bike starts smoking and how to reduce fire risks at home.
A deadly Chinatown crash in San Francisco highlights the risks pedestrians face when vehicles enter storefront and sidewalk spaces. This article explores how bollards and protective infrastructure can help prevent these incidents and improve pedestrian safety.
A fatal pedestrian crash in San Francisco’s Mission Rock neighborhood has renewed concerns about street safety. A 2-year-old child was killed, highlighting ongoing risks for pedestrians and the legal options families may have after a tragic accident.
