Hearing loss is a life-altering condition that can result from workplace exposure, defective products, medical negligence, or traumatic injury. In California, lawsuits involving auditory damage—especially those tied to occupational hazards or faulty hearing protection—have led to substantial settlements. This article explores landmark cases, average compensation ranges, and key legal factors that influence hearing loss claims…

Bedsores—also known as pressure ulcers or decubitus ulcers—are among the most common and preventable injuries in California nursing homes. When left untreated, they can lead to severe infection, tissue necrosis, and even death. In legal terms, bedsores are often considered “never events,” meaning they should not occur in facilities that provide adequate care. As a…

California nursing homes were originally designed to care for elderly residents with physical impairments. But in recent years, they’ve increasingly become housing for individuals with serious mental illnesses—conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and psychotic disorders. This shift has created a dangerous mismatch between resident needs and facility capabilities, leading to higher rates of abuse,…