Khashan Law
October 22, 2026
A car hits you. Before you can exchange information, the other driver speeds away. Now what? A hit-and-run accident can leave someone dealing with two problems at once. First, you may be injured. Second, you may have no idea who caused the accident or whether that person has insurance. The moments following a hit-and-run can… Read More
October 21, 2026
When people picture a workplace injury, they often imagine one specific event. A construction worker falls from a ladder. A warehouse employee is struck by equipment. A delivery driver is injured in a collision. An employee slips and falls. But workplace injuries do not always happen in a single moment. Sometimes the problem develops slowly,… Read More
October 20, 2026
Children fall. They run into things. They take chances. They play hard. A scraped knee or minor bump can be a normal part of childhood. But not every injury should automatically be dismissed as: “Kids being kids.” Sometimes a child is seriously injured because playground equipment is damaged, a dangerous condition exists, appropriate supervision is… Read More
October 19, 2026
You are sitting at a red light when suddenly you feel the impact. Or maybe traffic slows unexpectedly on the freeway and the vehicle behind you does not stop in time. Rear-end collisions are common, but that does not mean every rear-end accident is simple, or that it is obvious who is at fault in… Read More
October 16, 2026
You are stopped at a red light when another driver crashes into you. You suffer serious injuries. Your vehicle is damaged. You miss work. Medical bills begin arriving. The other driver caused the accident, so their insurance should take care of everything, right? Not necessarily. Sometimes there is simply not enough insurance to cover what… Read More
October 15, 2026
Most drivers know one number when it comes to DUI: 0.08%. Because that number is so widely recognized, some people assume that if a breath or blood test shows a blood alcohol concentration below 0.08%, they cannot be arrested or prosecuted for driving under the influence in California. That assumption can be a mistake. A… Read More
October 14, 2026
Fall in Southern California may not bring snow-covered streets or freezing temperatures, but one seasonal change affects everyone on the road. It gets darker earlier. That means evening commutes, after-school activities, trips to the grocery store, dog walks, exercise, and neighborhood activities increasingly take place in lower-light conditions. For drivers and people on foot, pedestrian… Read More
October 13, 2026
The ambulance arrives. You go to the emergency room. Doctors order X-rays, CT scans, or other diagnostic testing. Then come follow-up appointments, prescriptions, physical therapy, and possibly treatment from specialists. Before long, the bills begin arriving. For many accident victims, this creates one of the most stressful questions following a collision: Who is going to… Read More
October 12, 2026
October means costumes, decorations, school events, pumpkin patches, Halloween parties, and eventually thousands of children walking through neighborhoods for trick-or-treating. For families, it is one of the most exciting times of the year. It can also create unusual safety risks, which is why Halloween child safety deserves a few minutes of planning. Children may be… Read More
October 9, 2026
Being arrested or charged with a crime can turn an ordinary day into one filled with uncertainty. What happens next? Should you answer questions? Who should you call? What happens at court? Will your family, employer, or friends find out? When someone is frightened, embarrassed, or angry, it’s easy to make decisions based on emotion.… Read More