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  • Will Legalizing Marijuana Cause an Increase in Car Accidents in Southern California?
    Will Legalizing Marijuana Cause an Increase in Car Accidents in Southern California?

    After the vote to legalize recreational marijuana in California, many are asking whether legalization will lead to increased use and car accidents caused by driving while impaired (DUI). We might look ...

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  • Strategies for Defending DUI Cases in California
    Strategies for Defending DUI Cases in California

    Have you been charged with driving while impaired in California and want to find out how an experienced defense lawyer would handle your case? Hands on and authoritative, this guide reveals the best ...

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  • Many California Nursing Home Injuries are Preventable
    Many California Nursing Home Injuries are Preventable

    Attorney Steven R. Andrade is committed to protecting the rights of nursing home residents. Contact Andrade Law Offices about how we may help. We can work to ensure any neglect or abuse ends and that ...

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  • Risky Business: Driving on Little Sleep as Dangerous as Drunk Driving
    Risky Business: Driving on Little Sleep as Dangerous as Drunk Driving

    When most adults think of dangerous driving behavior, they think of operating a vehicle while intoxicated or driving too fast. While drunk driving and speeding are risky behaviors that could result in ...

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  • Is California a No-fault State for Car Accidents?
    Is California a No-fault State for Car Accidents?

    Some states require drivers to have no-fault insurance that pays for damages and injuries after a car accident regardless of who was at fault. No-fault insurance, also known as Personal Injury ...

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  • Can I be Held Liable If My Car Is Rear-Ended in California?
    Can I be Held Liable If My Car Is Rear-Ended in California?

    You probably have heard at some point that in a rear-end car accident, the driver of the rear car is always at fault. Well, there is no such thing as “always” when it comes to legal matters. If you’ve ...

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