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What Is a Spoliation of Evidence Letter in California?

Evidence can disappear fast after an accident. A spoliation letter legally demands its preservation and could be the key to your case.

How to Sue Someone for Emotional Distress in California

Suffered emotional distress due to someone else's actions? Learn how to file a claim and protect your rights in California.

How to File a Slip and Fall Claim in California (2026)

Injured in a slip and fall? Learn what steps to take, what evidence to gather, and how to protect your claim in California.

What to Do After a Fender Bender in California: A Lawyer’s Checklist

After a California fender bender, know when to call police, how to file the SR-1, and mistakes to avoid.

Suing for Lost Wages? You Might Not Have To

Most California lost wage claims settle without a lawsuit — learn your rights and when you may need an attorney.

Craig Dunkin

Craig Dunkin combines decades of high-stakes litigation experience with a strategic approach that consistently positions clients for the best possible outcome.

Anthony Burrola

Former defense attorney Anthony Burrola now advocates for injury victims, using his insider perspective and strategic experience to pursue strong, results-driven outcomes.

Whose Insurance Pays in a Car Accident in California?

In California, the at-fault driver's insurance covers your damages — but shared fault and policy limits can impact your claim.

How Long Does It Take to Resolve a Medicare Lien?

Medicare liens can delay your settlement for months — here's what California injury victims can do to speed up the process.

Liability vs Full Coverage Car Insurance | California Guide

California’s 15/30/5 minimum coverage saves money upfront, but full coverage may better protect you financially after a serious accident.

Negotiating Medical Liens After Settlement in California

Medical liens can consume up to half your California settlement. Learn how key legal doctrines may reduce repayment obligations.

Medical Records vs. Medical Narrative Reports

Raw medical records don't tell your story. A medical narrative report connects your injuries directly to your accident — and strengthens your claim.