Khashan Law
October 3, 2026
Few experiences are more frightening for a parent than learning that their child has been injured. Whether the injury happens in a car accident, pedestrian collision, bicycle or eBike crash, school-related incident, dog attack, or because of an unsafe condition on someone else’s property, a child injury leaves parents facing difficult decisions right away. Your… Read More
September 27, 2026
Some of the most effective driving safety habits are also the simplest. Seat belt safety is the clearest example: before starting your vehicle, take a few seconds to make sure you and every passenger are properly buckled up. Our September Sunday Safety Tip reminds California drivers that seat belts remain one of the most effective… Read More
September 25, 2026
By late September, students and parents have settled back into their school-year routines. Morning drop-offs, afternoon pickups, school buses, crossing guards, bicyclists, and children walking home once again become part of everyday traffic throughout Ontario and the Inland Empire, which makes California school zone safety a daily habit rather than a first-week-of-term reminder. We covered… Read More
September 22, 2026
Fall driving safety in California has little to do with snow, which most of Southern California never sees, and everything to do with how much the conditions change. Shorter daylight hours, occasional rain, changing visibility, and vehicle maintenance issues can create new challenges as summer comes to an end. Our September calendar uses the beginning… Read More
September 21, 2026
Immediately after an accident, most people understandably focus on the drivers and vehicles involved. But one of the most valuable sources of information may be standing nearby: an independent witness. Someone who saw the collision may have observed details the drivers missed. Our September accident tip encourages victims, when circumstances permit, to obtain a witness’s… Read More
September 18, 2026
Whether you should see a doctor after a car accident is a question most people answer too quickly. It’s common to check yourself for obvious injuries and assume everything is okay if you don’t immediately feel significant pain. You may be able to walk around, talk with the other driver, exchange insurance information, and even… Read More
September 16, 2026
Truck accidents in California start with a fact nobody disputes: commercial trucks are an essential part of the state’s economy, transporting goods throughout California and across the country. Here in the Inland Empire, large commercial vehicles are a familiar sight on major transportation corridors, including Interstate 10 near Ontario. When a passenger vehicle is involved… Read More
September 14, 2026
School zone safety starts with recognizing that school zones are some of the busiest areas in our communities. During morning drop-off and afternoon pickup, cars, school buses, pedestrians, bicyclists, parents, and crossing guards can all be moving through the same area at once. For drivers, that means paying extra attention and being prepared for conditions… Read More
September 13, 2026
Most drivers understand the dangers of speeding, distracted driving, and driving under the influence, but another serious risk often receives far less attention: drowsy driving. Getting behind the wheel when you’re exhausted can affect your concentration, reaction time, judgment, and ability to safely respond to changing road conditions. A long workday, overnight shift, road trip,… Read More
September 9, 2026
An insurance adjuster recorded statement request can arrive within days of a crash, sometimes before you have seen a doctor. After a car accident, you may be surprised by how quickly an insurance adjuster contacts you. Sometimes the call comes while you’re still dealing with vehicle repairs, medical appointments, and the immediate stress of the… Read More