Families affected by a fatal pedestrian accident may have civil options beyond the criminal case. Learn how wrongful death claims, hit-and-run evidence, insurance coverage, and compensation are evaluated under California law.
Electronic logging data can reveal how long a commercial driver was behind the wheel before a serious crash. Learn how federal driving limits, required rest periods, and trucking company records can help establish negligence.
The investigation of a fatal e-scooter crash may extend beyond the actions of one driver. Market Street’s access restrictions, lane design, signage, and enforcement could all affect who may ultimately be held responsible.
Louisiana's new truck parking initiative highlights a growing highway safety concern. Attorney Jed Cain explains why trucks park on interstate shoulders, how "sitting duck" truck accidents happen, and what injured victims should know after a Louisiana trucking accident.
Unsafe merging, blind-spot errors, and sudden lane changes can cause serious accidents. Discover what evidence can establish driver negligence and liability after a Virginia lane-change accident.
San Francisco's bike lanes now accommodate everything from traditional bicycles to heavy delivery e-bikes, scooters, and autonomous technology. As those vehicles converge in the same space, riders face new safety concerns—and increasingly complex questions after a crash.
A serious injury doesn't always reveal its full impact right away. Attorney Claude Wyle explains how delayed medical findings, additional surgeries, and careful investigation can shape both recovery and a California pedestrian injury claim.
Recent police encounters with autonomous vehicles highlight the legal and safety questions that arise when no one is behind the wheel. Learn what these incidents could mean for accident investigations and liability in Texas.
As a lifelong cyclist and California bicycle accident attorney, Claude Wyle reflects on the passing of mountain biking legend Charlie Cunningham and the lessons every rider can take from his remarkable life and tragic brain injury.
A drunk driver may not be the only person legally responsible for a crash. Learn how Virginia's negligent entrustment doctrine can allow injured victims to pursue compensation from a vehicle owner who knowingly allowed an impaired or unsafe driver behind the wheel.
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.
Recent Waymo recalls involving flooded roads and closed construction zones highlight the challenges self-driving cars can face in unpredictable conditions and why vehicle technology may matter after a crash.
