What Happens If the Driver Who Hit You in California Doesn't Have Enough Insurance? Someone blows a red light and hits you. You're hurt — really hurt. Then you find out the driver has no insurance at all. Or they have insurance, but it's the bare minimum, and your medical bills passed that number in the first week. What happens then? And what if your loved ones, friends, partner, kids, were in the car with you? Short answer: it depends almost entirely on a policy you boug

San Diego is giving California Vehicle Code 21214.7 an update regarding Operation of Bicycles, and specifically to e-bikes with the legislation of AB 2234. The San Diego City Counsel passed this section unanimously on June 23, 2026. See the full text of AB 2234 at https://calmatters.digitaldemocracy.org/bills/ca_202320240ab2234. AB 2234 prohibits minors under 12 years old from operating a class 1 or 2 electric bicycles. Class 1 e-bikes provide assistance only when the rider i

What if you're working on a job site and a worker from the general contractor creates a danger that gets you hurt? Who is at fault? Is anyone negligent with this? Can you seek a claim against the general contractor? This is all the Privette Doctrine pursuant to California law. And in April 2026, the California Court of Appeal, First District, Division One decided Cordero v. Ghilotti Construction Company, Inc. which gives further guidance. One main issue here is whether Cal-OS