Cycling is on the rise in the United States. The Outdoor Foundation reports that Bicycling is the most popular sporting activity in the country and almost 50% of Americans say that they would appreciate more bicycle facilities in their community. While I usually focus on motorcycling related issues in this blog, cycling accidents are an […]
Social Host Liability returns to California (sort of…)
In the 1970s a string of California court cases established a de facto social host liability in the state. Premised on California Civil Code section 1714, which provides that every person is responsible for the result of any actions taken without ordinary care or skill, these cases established the serving of alcohol in private homes […]
Top Five Motorcycle Accidents
It goes without saying that motorcycling carries with it a certain amount of physical risk. According to Federal Highway data, there were 35 times more deaths per mile driven on motorcycles than in cars. Most riders accept this without a lot of extra thought. While many riders – the smart ones anyway – take the […]
Premises liability during shows and events
With the Fourth of July celebrations just behind us, it’s a good time to revisit the concept of event liability in light of the Simi Valley fireworks accident which injured several people and put a few in the hospital. For most of us, shows and events are a fantastic way to enjoy some time away […]
Skimping on motorcycle tires may cost you
After regular oil changes and chain adjustments, motorcycle tires are perhaps the most frequent routine maintenance item on a modern motorcycle. However unlike oil, filters, and chain lube, tires cost a pretty penny – an especially onerous expense in the current economic climate. For many riders on a budget, cutting down on the cost of […]
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