Legal Insights
Practical guidance on your rights from Arta Wildeboer, Attorney at Law.
After LAFD reported two people dead in a Hyde Park multi-vehicle crash, families and injured passengers should know what evidence can disappear quickly.
CPSC recalled more than 550,000 Kobalt yard power tools with USB-C batteries because charging them while inserted in the tool can create a fire hazard. California consumers should know what evidence to save after smoke, sparks, fire, or injury.
After CBS Los Angeles reported one person dead and two others injured in a Northridge crash, passengers and families should know what evidence can disappear quickly.
After CBS Los Angeles reported that three people were hospitalized when two cars crashed into a Boyle Heights building, injured people and families should know what evidence can disappear quickly.
After LAFD reported a fatal Metro bus and pedestrian crash in Downtown Los Angeles, families should know what evidence may matter after a California bus crash.
After LAFD reported four patients transported from an El Sereno apartment fire, tenants and families should know what fire, smoke, housing, and medical evidence to preserve.
CPSC recalled Winco Roman Candles 8 Shot fireworks before July 4 because they can malfunction and create explosion and burn hazards. Californians should know what product evidence to save if someone is hurt.
Ahead of the Fourth of July, UC Davis Health and Los Angeles County Fire warn that fireworks can cause serious eye injuries, burns, fires, and property loss. Families should know what evidence to preserve if someone is hurt.
After a reported Simi Valley crash outside an Urbane Cafe left a pedestrian dead and others hurt, families should know what evidence to preserve after a restaurant or shopping-center crash.
A Carson street takeover reportedly left one person dead and six injured. Victims and families should preserve videos, witness information, medical records, and incident details before evidence disappears.
LAFD reported an Echo Park house fire with one patient assessed on scene. Here is what injured residents, guests, and neighbors should document after a Los Angeles home fire or smoke exposure.
LAFD reported that one patient was trapped beneath a minivan in Westlake and transported to a hospital. After a serious Los Angeles crash, evidence can disappear quickly.
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