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# Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) After a California Car Crash: What Victims and Families Should Know
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# Neck and Back Injuries After a Car Accident in Los Angeles, California
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# Slip and Fall Accidents in Los Angeles Grocery Stores: What Injured Shoppers Should Know
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This article is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. For advice about your specific situation, contact the Law Offices of Gary K. Walch, A Law Corporation directly.
Getting hit by a car while you’re walking is terrifying—especially when you were doing everything right, like crossing in a marked crosswalk with the walk signal. One moment you’re just trying to get across the street in Riverside; the next, you’re on the ground, in pain, with a crowd forming around you and a driver who may be apologizing, blaming you, or already gone.
The Law Offices of Gary K. Walch, A Law Corporation is a California personal injury law firm that represents injured pedestrians in Riverside and throughout Southern California. If you were struck while crossing the street, you may be facing medical bills, time off work, and a lot of confusion about your rights. This guide explains the steps to take after a Riverside pedestrian accident, how California law protects you, and how Walch Law can help.
A Los Angeles jury has sent a powerful message to product manufacturers: concealment and unsafe products won’t be tolerated. In a landmark verdict, jurors awarded approximately $966 million to the family of an 88-year-old woman, Mae Moore, who died from mesothelioma allegedly caused by asbestos-contaminated talc in Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder. The award includes $950 million in punitive damages after the jury found J&J acted with malice or oppression.1
Artificial turf fields have become a common sight across California, from local parks and high schools to major athletic complexes. Praised for their durability, lower water usage, and year-round playability, these synthetic surfaces seem like an ideal solution. However, beneath the bright green surface lies a growing number of safety concerns. Athletes and parents are increasingly asking whether these fields are as safe as natural grass, as injuries ranging from severe joint damage to dangerous infections become more common.
When an injury occurs on synthetic turf, determining who is responsible can be incredibly complex. Was it a simple accident, or was it caused by a dangerously designed field, poor maintenance, or a defective product? At Walch Law, we have been helping California families navigate complex injury claims for over 45 years. We understand the science and the legal principles behind these cases. This guide explains the common injuries linked to artificial turf, who can be held liable, and the critical steps you must take to protect your rights after an injury.
Many people enjoy unwinding with a glass of wine or a cold beer. But what if that drink contained traces of a controversial weedkiller? A startling report from the U.S. PIRG Education Fund brought this concern to the forefront, revealing that many popular beer and wine brands contain glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup.
This discovery is more than just unsettling; it opens up a complex web of legal and health-related questions. With glyphosate classified as a “probable carcinogen” and at the center of massive lawsuits, its presence in our beverages raises serious issues about consumer safety, corporate responsibility, and regulatory oversight. This legal analysis explores the implications of these findings and what they mean for consumers.
For millions of California families, weekends are spent at the soccer pitch, football field, or local park. Increasingly, these green spaces are made not of natural grass, but of artificial turf. Touted for their durability and low water usage, these fields have become a staple in schools and communities. However, a recent news report is raising new questions about the chemical safety of these playing surfaces, leaving parents to wonder if their kids are being exposed to hidden dangers.
A report by The National Desk highlighted a small, preliminary study that has ignited fresh concerns. The study, conducted by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), found that after playing on artificial turf, players and coaches had detectable increases of certain “forever chemicals,” known as PFAS, on their skin. While the science is still emerging, the findings point to a potential exposure pathway that many parents never considered. At Walch Law, we believe families deserve clear information about potential risks and their legal rights. This guide explains the new concerns about PFAS on turf and what California families should know.
The debate over artificial turf versus natural grass on athletic fields has been going on for years. While synthetic surfaces promise durability and lower maintenance, a growing body of evidence suggests these benefits may come at a significant cost to player safety. From career-ending knee injuries to dangerous heat-related illnesses, the potential downsides of artificial turf are becoming too serious to ignore.
For parents, athletes, and the schools or cities that own these fields, understanding the differences is not just about performance—it is about safety and legal responsibility. At Walch Law, we have seen firsthand the devastating injuries that can occur on poorly maintained or defectively designed turf fields. This guide breaks down the top three reasons why natural grass is often the safer choice and explains what this means if you or a loved one has been injured.
The value of a Paraquat lawsuit can vary widely depending on several factors, including the severity of the health condition, the extent of exposure, and the impact on the victim’s life. Here’s a breakdown of what influences the potential worth of a Paraquat lawsuit:
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