Sexual Harassment and Wrongful Termination: What You Need to Know

By David M. Ring | March 27, 2018

Excluding issues involving employer harassment, discrimination, retaliation, or other unlawful conduct, California operates as an “at will” state. This means that under California law, unless you have a contract with your employer, the employer can terminate you at any time, without warning, and for any reason. This also gives you the right to leave your…

Catastrophic Injuries from Motorcycle Crashes

By David M. Ring | March 19, 2018

Those who love to ride motorcycles will tell you about the thrill and exhilaration they feel when hitting the open road, especially when the weather is beautiful. Motorcycle owners are among the most enthusiastic motorists on the road in terms of the passion they have for their vehicles. However, motorcycle accidents are something that riders…

Continuing Fallout of MSU’s Sex Abuse Scandal on Officials and Institutions

By David M. Ring | March 13, 2018

Michigan State University has recently had the eyes of many in the nation focused upon the trial and sentencing of Larry Nassar, team doctor at the University and also with USA gymnastics. On Feb. 5 Nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison after more than 160 girls and women gave victim impact…

The Often Fatal Consequences of Speeding and Reckless Driving

By David M. Ring | March 8, 2018

Most drivers understand the concept that speeding-while-driving has the potential to reap disastrous results. Although speeding and reckless driving may only result in receiving a traffic violation ticket, it can also end much more tragically, with life-changing injuries and even death as the consequence. The recent tragedy of a famous couple In the early morning…

Recently Recalled Products Pose Tip-Over and Entrapment Hazards to Children

By David M. Ring | March 6, 2018

Children, from the moment they are born, require loads of attention, preparation, and often special equipment to keep them healthy and safe. This is especially true when they are small, in the baby and toddler stages. Unfortunately, defective and dangerous products make their debut onto the market on a routine basis and often pose serious…

Pressure Grows for Faster Implementation of Positive Train Control After Recent Amtrak Crashes

By David M. Ring | March 1, 2018

There have been four Amtrak crashes in the last three months. Pressure continues to mount on lawmakers to accelerate the implementation of a GPS technology-based railroad safety system referred to as positive train control (PTC). In each one of the crashes, installing and utilizing the software could have limited the impact and injuries, or eliminated…

House of Horrors: Parents Accused of Abuse and Malnourishment of Their 13 Children

By David M. Ring | February 27, 2018

The parents of 13 brothers and sisters with ages ranging from 2 to 29 have been arrested and charged with abuse, torture, and other criminal offenses against their children. Conviction on the charges will likely keep them in prison for the rest of their lives. The children were found malnourished in their California, four-bedroom, Spanish-style…

Car Crashes into Building – on the Second Floor

By David M. Ring | February 22, 2018

In a story that might make you say, “Only in California,” police were recently called to the scene of a car accident where a sedan had driven into the side of a building. On the second floor. The car was actually embedded into the side of the building, like something out of an action movie.…

Cardinal Bernard Law’s Death Opens Old Wounds for Sexual Assault Victims

By David M. Ring | February 19, 2018

With the death of Cardinal Bernard Law on December 20 in Rome at age 86, many survivors of the clergy sex abuse scandal dealt with newly opened wounds and fresh memories of their emotional trauma. As head of the Archdiocese of Boston for 19 years, Cardinal Law was forced to resign in 2002 after it…

What To Do After a Car Accident in California

By David M. Ring | February 16, 2018

Car accidents can be very nerve-racking events. You do everything you can to avoid them, but sometimes they still occur. But the more prepared you are, the less hectic the entire experience can be. Because accidents happen so quickly, it’s easy to forget the right steps to take. However, it’s important to be prepared—for your…

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