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California Proposition 213

California Proposition 213

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California has several types of laws, also known as propositions (“prop”) that are voted upon every couple years. The propositions can include anything from increasing taxes to limiting medical malpractice. Props have sparked controversy due to the complicated way the question is asked, and how sometimes the questions are posed as...

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What is a Frivolous Lawsuit?

What is a Frivolous Lawsuit?

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Our modern judicial system allows for people who have been wronged to right these wrongs. Oftentimes, lawsuits are initiated due to serious issues such as traumatic brain injuries, property damages, insurance claims, and wrongful death of loved ones. However, amongst the slew of serious cases waiting in the courts to be...

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When Should You Hire a Broken Bone Injury Attorney?

When Should You Hire a Broken Bone Injury Attorney?

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A broken or fractured bone is a common injury. In the United States, over six million people break one every year. If you or someone you love has suffered a broken bone injury, you know how traumatic it can be. You need to seek medical immediately to avoid any long-term damage...

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ATV Accidents

ATV Accidents

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ATV’s, also known as all-terrain vehicles (or “quad” and four-wheelers), are recreational vehicles commonly used to go “off-roading.” Although it is a very popular activity, riding an ATV can also lead to serious accidents if not driven properly. If you or a loved one were injured from an ATV accident, contact...

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What is Negligence? How is it Proven?

What is Negligence? How is it Proven?

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The words “negligent” and “negligence” are common words heard in the legal field. Negligence is the legal basis for all personal injury lawsuits. Negligence is a legal topic that has several elements a plaintiff must be required to prove when bringing a lawsuit to court. Negligence cases can be best described...

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E. Coli Poisoning

E. Coli Poisoning

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About 40 million Americans experience food poisoning each year. The most common type of food poisoning is an E. coli infection. E. Coli, also known as Escherichia Coli, is a bacteria that can be found in the intestines. In the medical field, researchers have categorized E. coli into two categories: harmless...

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Where do Most Car Accidents Occur?

Where do Most Car Accidents Occur?

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We’ve all driven in an unfamiliar place, city, or road. When you are driving somewhere you have never driven before, all of your senses are heightened; you’re scanning the road signs intently, watching the cars next to you, and paying attention to the speed limit. As a matter of fact, you...

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Medical Malpractice v Medical Negligence, What is the Difference?

Medical Malpractice v Medical Negligence, What is the Difference?

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No one is perfect, and unfortunately, there is always a chance of error. Doctors go to school for several years and study medicine to care for the community. This recent year has led to an increased public appreciation for our brave frontline workers, especially here in Los Angeles, California. There is...

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Texting and Driving: A Dangerous Cocktail

Texting and Driving: A Dangerous Cocktail

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Nobody likes to admit it, but we’re all guilty of it: texting and driving. At the very least, most of us check or pick up our phones while driving. A survey conducted in 2021 revealed that the most common situations in which people engaged in texting while they drive include the...

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Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice

Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice

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Statutes of limitations are laws that require a time limit on when a plaintiff can bring a case to court. It’s a deadline that states the latest you can file a claim. If you file the lawsuit after that date, you could lose your legal right to a remedy and you...

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Sam Heidari

Sam Ryan Heidari

Sam Heidari is the founding principal of Heidari Law Group, a law firm specializing in personal injury, wrongful death, and employment law with offices in California and Nevada. Sam Heidari has been practicing law for over 11 years and handles a wide range of cases including car accidents, wrongful death, employment discrimination, and product liability. The Heidari Law Group legal firm is known for its comprehensive approach, handling cases from initial consultation through to final judgment​. Sam Heidari is dedicated to community involvement and advocacy for civil liberties.

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