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Duty to Disclose Dangerous Condition of Property Runs to Real Estate Agents

In Hall v. Aurora Loan Services, LLC (2013) 215 Cal.App 4th 1134, the California court

What Artist and Talent Managers Should Know About California’s Talent Agency Act: Avoiding Disputes & Handling Disputes

Part 1: Avoiding Disputes California law makes a significant distinction between talent managers and talent

Firefighter Injured in Multi-Vehicle Collision in Northern California

Unfortunately, it is something we see all too often in California. A speedy motorist in

Los Angeles Ranked in Top Five Cities with Most Pedestrian Fatalities

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), California, Florida and Texas have more

Wrongful Death Versus Survival Action: Why You Should Know the Difference

When a loved one dies because of the negligence of another, California law provides for

Broker’s Duties to Conduct Visual Inspections Pursuant to C.C.P. SECTION 2079, ET SEQ.

A selling broker or agent has a duty to conduct a visual inspection of residential

Wrongful Death of a Jogger by Pack of Dogs

A sixty-three year old jogger was violently mauled to death by a pack of pit

Wrongful Death of Unborn Babies Killed by Ariel Castro

Ohio prosecutors sought death penalty charges against convicted kidnapper and rapist Ariel Castro for the

Wrongful Death of Bride and Her Friends Killed in Limousine Fire

In the California Bay Area, five women, including a bride, were killed while on their

There Was Something About Mary

By Philip W. Boesch, Jr. Reprinted with permission – www.westsidetoday.com For the first 89 years

No Cold Case for This Murder

By Philip W. Boesch, Jr. Reprinted with permission – www.westsidetoday.com His friends called him Kirk but

Right to Privacy

By Philip W. Boesch, Jr. Reprinted with permission – www.westsidetoday.com The Los Angeles Times reminded

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