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California Vehicle Code 14601.1(a) VC is the stature that makes it legally wrong for an individual to purposely drive with a revoked or suspended California driver’s license. It is a misdemeanor offense that is punishable by…
What Do I Do if I Get in a Hit and Run in California?
If you’re a California driver, you need to know about the state’s hit and run laws, even before car accidents occur. If your car gets into an accidental collision with a parked vehicle, you can’t just…
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10 Questions on Driving with a Suspended License
Despite being a crucial aspect of daily life, not a lot are familiar with the California vehicle code. Some believe that a drunk, intoxicated, negligent, or reckless motorist will right away have his or her license…
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Things You Should Know About the California Hit and Run Law
A 'hit and run' occurs when a driver crashes into another vehicle, pedestrian, or any object along the road and immediately flees. The key here is that the individual left the scene of the accident without…
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Workers’ Compensation in Pandemic Times
The quick spread of the disease known as COVID-19 has affected businesses all over the country. Employers struggle to protect the health of the employees who remain, as well as how they can assist those who’ve…
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Hit and Run in CA
Hit-and-run cases are grave traffic offenses in California. Simply put, a hit-and-run accident is a crime where there was a person injured or property damaged, and the offender chooses to flee from the scene after a…
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Assault Law in California
Under the state law of California, assault is defined as an attempt to cause serious bodily harm to another individual. Assault and battery are two different criminal charges. If an offender threatens the victim (with full…
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Driving Without a License California
Any exercise of driving privileges must be pursuant to traffic laws. A motorist who fails to comply with such could face suspensions, revocation, probation, or even jail sentence, depending on the circumstance. Irresponsibly operating a motor…
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The Basics of a Bankruptcy Filing
Struggling with debt and financial problems is not easy. Bankruptcy law is a complicated matter that will require legal help from a reliable bankruptcy attorney. Bankruptcy filing helps a debtor pay all or wipe out certain…
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Felony Hit and Run Charges in California
In California, Vehicle Code 20001 VC is the law defining felony hit and runs, or the specific criminal offense involving bodily injury. Pursuant to the law, an offender who decides to leave the scene of the accident…
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