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Protecting the Health of Student Athletes in Northern California

Sports can be a terrific addition to a young person’s life. Playing builds confidence and leadership skills while boosting physical activity, a key element to a healthy childhood and a healthy life. Our firm is filled with parents and community members who are proud to support youth and school teams…

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Advice from Northern California Injury Lawyer on Responding to Chemical or Other Toxic Exposure

At The Brod Law Firm, we continue to speak with victims of the Richmond refinery fire on August 6, 2012. We are able to help those who have already contacted Chevron only to find they were offered a grossly inadequate amount of compensation as well as those who have not…

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Wildfires and Your Homeowner’s Insurance Policy

Our California insurance attorneys noticed a story about the problems residents in the mountainous regions of our state are having with homeowner’s insurance. Many consumers are worried because insurance companies, such as Allstate, are not renewing policies for homes located in areas designated as at risk for wildfires and are…

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Truck Carrying Crane Crashes Overpass, May Have Lacked Necessary Permits

While it is often a necessity and an unavoidable part of construction projects, transporting large construction equipment is fraught with danger. Drivers should be able to trust that companies will take safety seriously, respecting the rest of those travelling on our roadways. Our Oakland heavy equipment accident lawyer is committed…

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San Francisco Lawyer Comments on Taxi Accident Law After Pedestrian Dies in Cab Collision

Taxis can be a terrific convenience, especially for those not well-served by other mass transit options. They can also be an important safety resource when people opt to call a cab rather than getting behind the wheel after drinking. Cabs also have a notorious reputation for weaving in and out…

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Chevron’s claim process from Richmond Fire does not appear to adequately compensate victims

Chevron is accepting claims for people who have been injured as a result of the fire at its Richmond, California facility on August 6, 2012. According to Chevron, victims will be compensated for “out-of-pocket medical expenses related to the fire” Furthermore, Chevron is requiring victims to have received initial medical…

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The Complex Relationship Between a City and a Company

Last week’s Richmond refinery accident brought to the forefront the often complex relationship that can exist between a large industrial corporation and the community surrounding it. As a law firm dedicated to serving the citizens of Northern California, we know that companies like Chevron are vital to our area’s economy.…

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