Author: Thai Gaslamp

Orange County, home to over 3 million residents and approximately 550,000 dogs, sees thousands of dog bite incidents each year. Whether on city sidewalks, in parks, or inside homes, dog bites can lead to serious physical and emotional harm. Understanding California’s strict liability law, local county and city regulations, and specific trends is crucial for…

Los Angeles sees more dog bites each year than any other U.S. city, according to recent postal-service data, and county health officials estimate tens of thousands of residents are bitten annually. Understanding how California’s strict-liability statute works, what local leash and licensing ordinances require, and how current injury trends look can help victims, dog owners,…

Asbestos exposure remains a serious public health concern in California, where industries like construction, shipbuilding, and manufacturing historically relied on asbestos-containing materials. Although the use of asbestos has been significantly restricted, its long latency period means many individuals are only now developing asbestos-related diseases decades after exposure. When these illnesses occur, affected individuals and their…