Pedestrian Safety in California: Why Shorter Fall Days Can Increase Visibility Risks

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

Who Pays Your Medical Bills After a Car Accident in California?

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

Halloween Safety for Children: What Parents and Property Owners Should Know

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

Motorcycle Accidents in California: What Injured Riders Should Know After a Crash

October 8, 2026

Motorcyclists and drivers share the same roads, but they don’t face the same risks when a collision occurs. A passenger vehicle surrounds its occupants with a frame, seat belts, airbags, and other safety systems. A motorcycle rider has far less physical protection. That means a collision that leaves a vehicle driver relatively unharmed can result… Read More

When a Child Is Injured in an Accident: What Parents Should Know

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

eBike Safety in California: What Riders, Parents, and Drivers Should Know

October 1, 2026

Electric bicycles have changed the way many Californians get around. For adults, teenagers, and families, an eBike can provide a convenient alternative for traveling to school, work, parks, stores, and neighborhoods without relying on a car. But an eBike isn’t simply a traditional bicycle with a battery, and eBike safety starts with understanding the difference.… Read More

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and the Communities We Serve

September 30, 2026

As September comes to a close, Khashan Law Firm continues recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month and celebrating the people, families, businesses, organizations, and traditions that contribute so much to communities throughout Southern California, and reaffirming what bilingual legal representation means to the clients we serve. We marked the opening of Hispanic Heritage Month on September 15.… Read More