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Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents are the most common causes of personal injury claims. They are a common occurrence in Fallbrook, and the impact of two or more vehicles is often enough to injure any passengers seriously. This is true even if the collision occurred at a relatively low speed.

Wildfires are becoming more common each year as the effects of climate change intensify. Hundreds, if not thousands of people throughout the state are forced to evacuate their homes each year due to the threat of wildfires, while others sustain devastating personal injury or suffer the loss of a family member. The compassionate wildfire lawyers at Lathrop Law are dedicated to helping people put their lives back together after tragedy strikes. 

We are also committed to vindicating your legal rights if a company’s negligence caused a wildfire. Those who suffer harm or lose their homes, land, or property after a wildfire may ask themselves who, if anyone, is responsible for the cost of rebuilding their lives. California fire victims have legal rights and may be entitled to compensation for serious injuries, property loss, or other damages.

In many slip and falls, vehicle accidents, sports injuries, skull penetrations, and explosions, you or your loved one may have experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Let us guide you through these profound life-changing situations. If you know someone who is experiencing serious brain injury due to the negligent or intentional act of another person or party, don’t hesitate to seek counsel from our experienced brain injury attorneys.

The sudden death of a loved one is always life-altering. It changes the entire course of the future for most families. Losing the family’s provider can leave the surviving family members scrambling to pay bills while trying to manage their grief. 

If you are in this position, you are not alone. The Lathrop Law team consists of experienced wrongful death legal professionals who are here to help you navigate filing a lawsuit. Filing a lawsuit cannot bring your loved one back, but it can set you on the road to financial recovery and a more stable future.

Depending on the circumstances of your dog bite or attack, the dog’s owner could be liable for all of your damages. In a situation where a dog caused your injury and you were in a public area or lawfully in a private space when the attack occurred, the owner of the dog is liable. In California, there is no “one free bite rule,” so the dog owner is often liable even if the dog has never bitten or attacked anyone before. 

While the party legally responsible for the dog’s attack is the owner, in many cases, the financial responsibility for the damages does not come directly out of the dog owner’s pocket. Instead, homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policies are often triggered to cover the victim’s medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other damages related to the attack.