Phone navigation can take a driver’s eyes off the road at a critical moment. For millions of rideshare and delivery drivers, navigating also means accepting orders and tapping through apps throughout the workday. This article explains what the research shows, what California law allows, and why phone and app data can be important evidence after a crash.

Chronic pain can persist long after an injury appears to heal, affecting sleep, mental health, work, and daily life. This article explores ketamine infusion therapy, what current research suggests about its role in treating certain pain disorders, and why people living with chronic pain deserve clear, compassionate information about their treatment options.

Electrical injuries are among the most misunderstood cases in personal injury law, because the worst of the damage usually happens where no one can see it.

We helped stop Uber’s proposed statewide fee-cap initiative, protecting Californians’ access to legal representation after serious auto accidents.

As concerns about social media and youth mental health continue to grow, a recent jury verdict may mark an important shift in how these platforms are viewed under the law.

Understanding Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS) and why some patients continue to experience chronic pain after spinal surgery.

For people living with CRPS, treatment options can feel limited. This article examines peripheral nerve stimulation and the role it may play in helping some patients manage pain and regain function.

The term “mild” can be misleading. For many people, a traumatic brain injury brings lasting cognitive, emotional, and physical challenges that extend far beyond the initial injury.

Social media has become a central part of modern life, but growing evidence suggests it may come with real costs. This article examines how online habits can affect mental health, relationships, and overall well-being.