California Motorcycle Insurance: Umbrella & Excess Coverage Policies
A Guide to Umbrella & Excess Coverage Policies for California Motorcycle Insurance What is an umbrella policy or an excess liability insurance policy? Should motorcycle owners buy one? Which type of umbrella policy should you buy to protect you in case you are involved in a motorcycle accident in California?
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Tesla Autopilot’s Safety Questioned After Latest Fatal Motorcycle Crash
Tesla Autopilot Safety Questioned for 3 Fatal Motorcycle Crashes in 2 Months Tesla’s Autopilot was involved in a third fatal motorcycle crash this summer, raising questions about the driver-assist system’s ability to operate safely.
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Concussion Lawsuit Against NCAA Could be First to Reach Jury
A Los Angeles jury could be the first in the U.S. to decide whether the NCAA failed to protect college football players from repeated blows to the head that cause serious brain injuries.
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This California Domestic Violence Program Stops Abusers from Repeating Violence
Batterers are much less likely to return to abusing their partners if they complete an intervention program required by the courts, according to the California State Auditor, but many of them do not finish the courses.
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Are Self-Driving Cars Still Safe in California?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently released the first ever reports measuring car accidents involving driver-assistance technology.
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Antipsychotic Drug Use on California Foster Kids Drops 58%
Prescribing Antipsychotic Drugs to California Foster Children Has Declined Dramatically A new study in California recently indicated statewide reforms have freed thousands of abused and neglected children from the lasting effects of the most powerful psychiatric drugs, but concerns about other medications persist.
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How California’s New Online Child Safety Act Works
California passes landmark bill to protect children’s digital well-being On August 30, the California Legislature passed a landmark bill requiring apps and websites to strengthen their safety protection and protocols for children using the online web.
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Medi-Cal’s Assisted Living Program Has 3+ Years Wait Lists
In the face of overwhelming demand, a Medi-Cal program providing assisted living for low-income patients is expanding, slowly, but surely. Assisted living and memory care centers are approximately $5,000 to $7,000 monthly — a high cost even for families with reasonably comfortable incomes.
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