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At Malk & Pogo, we regularly speak with people who waited too long, felt uncomfortable pursuing a claim, or believed common myths about dog bites that simply are not true. Understanding your rights after a pet attack is essential to protecting both your health and your future.
Traumatic Brain Injury is one of the most misunderstood and most under-diagnosed consequences of car accidents. Many people walk away from a collision thinking they’re “fine,” only to notice days or weeks later that something isn’t right: headaches that won’t go away, memory lapses, mood changes, trouble concentrating, or unusual fatigue.
You don’t have to be a construction worker to be seriously injured by construction negligence. If you were simply walking by, driving past, or living nearby and got hurt because of unsafe conditions, you may have a valid personal injury claim.
In California, employees do have important protections for lawful off-duty conduct and certain types of speech. But employers also have the right to protect their business, reputation, and workplace environment.
Walk through any grocery aisle or browse online, and you’ll see products proudly labeled “plant-based,” “eco-friendly,” “green,” “natural,” or “non-toxic.” These words create an immediate sense of trust. Consumers associate them with health, safety, and environmental responsibility.
Unwanted robocalls and spam text messages have become a daily frustration for millions of Americans. From telemarketing calls trying to sell extended car warranties to automated messages promoting financial services or insurance, many consumers feel overwhelmed by the constant interruptions.
Property damage is not limited to fixing dents and replacing parts. In California, property damage can include the financial impact caused by not having your vehicle available and the loss in value your vehicle suffers after a crash.
This guide walks you through exactly what to do after an accident so you can protect yourself, preserve evidence, and avoid common mistakes that reduce the value of your claim.
One of the most common defenses raised by cities, counties, and public agencies is called the “trivial defect defense.” This legal argument is frequently used to deny responsibility for injuries caused by uneven sidewalks, pavement height differences, cracks, and surface defects.
This article explains California’s personal injury filing deadlines, the most common exceptions, and why waiting too long can seriously hurt your case. At Malk & Pogo, we routinely evaluate cases where timing makes all the difference, and we help injured clients take action before their rights expire.