Personal Injury Law
Why Neurovisual Deficits Can Go Undetected After a TBI — and What This Means for an Injury Claim
Neurovisual deficits after a traumatic brain injury may not show up on standard eye exams or imaging, which can make them difficult to document in personal injury cases.
Read MoreFlying With a Disability? Your Rights Under the Air Carrier Access Act
Understand your rights under the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), what to do if something goes wrong during your flight, and when you need a San Francisco personal injury attorney.
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Real reviews and video testimonials from Stoll & Haynes clients. Hear firsthand experiences from personal injury and employment law cases, and see why clients trust our San Francisco law firm.
Read MoreTelescopic Ladders Are Raising Safety Alarms. Here’s What We Know
Concerns are growing about telescopic ladders sold online, with experts warning that products may fail basic safety standards.
Read MoreBrain Injuries: Advice From a San Francisco Attorney
Learn more about the impact of brain injuries and how a San Francisco attorney can help victims seek compensation and justice after someone else’s negligence.
Read MoreInjured While Flying With a Disability? What Passengers With Mobility Challenges Must Know
Airline negligence can put passengers with mobility challenges at risk. Learn how a San Francisco attorney can help.
Read MoreAnother Life Lost on Our Streets — Why Pedestrian Accidents in San Francisco Are Rising
Pedestrian accidents are increasing in San Francisco. We look at this alarming trend and what’s behind it.
Read MoreFoster v. United Airlines, Inc. et al – Press Release (June 5, 2023)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5, 2023 Bay Area Family Headed to Trial Against United Airlines, ExpressJet Airlines / United Express, and their Contractor, DAL Global Services Son NJ Foster, a Disabled Young Man Now in Persistent Vegetative State Following Deplaning Incident San Francisco, California NJ Foster suffered a catastrophic injury on February 8, 2019, at…
Read MoreHow to Stop a Fire Before It Starts
Following these tips from the American Red Cross Bay Area can help save your life. Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors Are Essential. From 2012-2016, fire departments across the U.S. responded to an average of 355,400 home structure fires per year. These fires were responsible for 2,560 civilian fire deaths, 11,670 civilian fire injuries and $6.5…
Read More$5.5 Million Recovery for Minor’s Burn Injury
What do you do when your repeated complaints of serious substandard housing to your landlord are continually ignored? If you are facing substandard housing conditions affecting your health and safety, it is important to seek out competent legal counsel before an injury occurs that can easily stem from these substandard housing violations. A single mother…
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