Deadly Head-On Crash in Victorville

Two people were killed in a head-on collision in Victorville on Father’s Day. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, a Cadillac Escalade heading west on Green Tree Boulevard crossed into oncoming traffic and collided head-on with an Acura TL. The crash occurred just before 5:00 p.m. near Green Tree Boulevard and Hesperia Road. […]

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What Are the Types of Wrongful Death Claims?

Wrongful death claims arise when an individual loses their life due to another party’s negligent, reckless, or intentional actions. These cases stem from incidents that could have been prevented if reasonable care had been exercised.   Surviving family members may pursue a wrongful death lawsuit to hold the responsible party accountable and seek compensation for their […]

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What Steps to Take Following a Workplace Injury in Ontario, California

Workplace injuries disrupt physical health and financial stability. Whether the incident occurred on a construction site, in an office, or during transportation duties, it is important to understand how California law addresses injuries sustained during employment. Taking the appropriate action early can influence the outcome of a claim and help protect access to medical treatment and […]

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What Are Common Injuries in Truck Accidents and Their Long-Term Impact?

When a smaller vehicle is struck by a large truck, the force of the impact can cause drivers and passengers significant physical harm. The most common truck crash injuries frequently require extensive medical treatment, prolonged recovery periods, and ongoing rehabilitation.   In many cases, the consequences extend well beyond the initial trauma, affecting a person’s ability […]

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Orange County Man Killed Teaching Teen to Drive

An Orange County man was killed while teaching a teenage relative to drive. According to the Laguna Beach Police Department, the car, driven by the teenager, crashed through a barrier and careened off an embankment, falling 40 feet down the hillside. The crash occurred around 4 p.m. along Coast Highway near a closed grocery store […]

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What Are the Symptoms of Whiplash After a Car Accident?

Whiplash injuries are among the most common consequences of car accidents, particularly rear-end impacts. These injuries occur when the head is suddenly forced backward and then forward, similar to the cracking of a whip. This violent motion can damage the soft tissues of the neck, including muscles, tendons, and ligaments. While some individuals might experience […]

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One Killed, 32 Hospitalized in Mother’s Day Bus Crash

A Mother’s Day bus crash left one dead and 32 hospitalized in Hacienda Heights early Sunday morning. According to the Los Angeles County Fire Department, a tour bus collided with a Nissan SUV on the 60 Freeway.   The California Highway Patrol (CHP) said the impact of the collision caused the Nissan to burst into […]

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Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month: Protecting Riders on Victorville Roads

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month—a time to highlight the shared responsibility of all motorists to keep our roads safe, especially for motorcyclists. At Lerner, Moore, Silva, Cunningham & Rubel (LMSCR), we represent riders across Victorville and the High Desert. This month, we urge drivers and riders to proactively prevent tragic motorcycle crashes.   Why […]

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How to Determine Fault in T-Bone Car Accidents?

T-bone car accidents, also known as side-impact or broadside collisions, often occur at intersections. Determining liability in these incidents is not always easy; it requires a careful review of the circumstances, road rules, and available evidence. These crashes can result in serious injuries and property damage, and we can explain how fault is assessed to […]

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