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Live Nation Owes Duty to California Concert Goers for Personal Injuries

Summer music festivals are popular in California. Unfortunately, some people are seriously injured or die at concerts because of heat exhaustion, drug overdoses, and other issues. In Dix v. Live Nation Entertainment Inc., Cal. Ct. App. Case No. 289596, the appeals court considered whether an entertainment company that held a…

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Construction Zone Flagger Held to Have Duty to Motorist After Rear End Accident in California

In California, road construction zones can be dangerous to motorists and construction crews. While most accidents that happen in road construction zones are caused by motorists, it is possible for the road construction companies to be responsible. In Shipp v. Western Engineering, Cal. Ct. App. Case No. C087371, the California…

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Multi Car Accident Presents Liability Issues for California Injury Claim

People in California must use reasonable caution when they drive to try to prevent accidents and injuries to others traveling around them. However, when drivers are confronted with sudden and unexpected dangers, they are not expected to use the same degree of caution that they would in calmer situations. In…

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Multi Car Accident Presents Liability Issues for California Injury Claim

People in California must use reasonable caution when they drive to try to prevent accidents and injuries to others traveling around them. However, when drivers are confronted with sudden and unexpected dangers, they are not expected to use the same degree of caution that they would in calmer situations. In…

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CA Court Rules on Liability of Company for Motor Vehicle Accident Involving Their Driver

People who are injured in California accidents that are caused by the negligent actions of company drivers may be able to hold the employers vicariously liable to pay damages for the losses that they have suffered. However, employers are not liable under the coming and going rule for employees who…

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