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Practical guidance on your rights from Arta Wildeboer, Attorney at Law.
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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.
A reported California City dog attack that led to a child’s drowning and another child’s injury shows why families may need to preserve more than bite-wound evidence after an animal attack.
The CPSC warned consumers to stop using Ridstar Q20 and Q20 Lite e-bikes after reports that front wheels detached without warning, causing crashes and injuries. Riders should know what to preserve if an e-bike defect caused a fall or crash.
Long Beach police are seeking a dark SUV after a pedestrian was reportedly struck on East 2nd Street and taken to the hospital with significant injuries. In a hit-and-run case, early evidence preservation can matter.
The CPSC announced a recall of GOPO pull-string teething toys after reports of strings reaching the back of children's throats, causing respiratory distress or choking. Parents should know what to save if a child was hurt or scared by a recalled toy.
A Lakewood crash reportedly left a toddler critically injured and four other people hospitalized. For families, early medical follow-up, records, photos, witness information, and insurance caution can matter.
As officials call for answers after the Boyle Heights warehouse fire, residents and businesses should understand why company statements are not the same as independent investigations, and why preserving evidence matters.
Community aid, masks, air purifiers, hotel help, and emergency resources may help Boyle Heights residents after the warehouse fire. But aid is not the same as a legal settlement, and release language matters.
A fatal big-rig crash on the 210 Freeway in Irwindale left one person dead and dozens injured. Here is what injured people and families should know about evidence, insurance, and possible legal claims.
Renewed flare-ups at the Boyle Heights cold-storage warehouse sent more smoke over nearby communities. Here is what affected residents, workers, and businesses should know about safety, documentation, and possible legal claims.
A major Boyle Heights warehouse fire involving rooftop solar panels and hazardous-material concerns forced nearby residents to shelter in place. Law Office of Arta Wildeboer explains what workers, residents, and businesses should do now.
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