Blog Detail
San Francisco Personal Injury Blog
http://www.burlisonlaw.com/blog/
Legal News, Tips and Advice about Personal Injury Law for residents of San Francisco, the State of California and the rest of the U.S.
- Added on: Aug 14th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Supreme Court Takes SWAT Texting Case
The Supreme Court has announced that it will decide a case that could change workplace rules in public and private settings. At issue is the extent of 4th Amendment rights in the workplace. The case involves three police officers and a police depar...
Injury Lawsuits Illustrate Drug Giant’s Practices
Hormone Litigation documents compiled by the University of California, San Francisco and thousand of other documents help demonstrate the importance of the personal injury and product liability litigation against drug makers. The drug maker Wyeth has...
Workplace Injuries Can Happen On The Way To Work
On Friday, the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled in favor of a retired Union Pacific conductor, allowing him to reinstate his lawsuit for personal injuries against the railroad. The conductor had suffered a knee injury while walking into work from the par...
San Francisco Injury Attorney Reviews iPhone 3GS
So, I was shopping in San Francisco the other day and decided to get my wife the latest iPhone. Now, my reviews of the iPhone in the past have been fairly negative because I was pretty negative about the iPhone. But this new machine is faster, smoo...
Long Overdue Introduction To Legal Blog
I’m a San Francisco injury attorney. I have offices in San Francisco and San Jose. My practice focuses on personal injury, product liability, and wrongful death matters. And for roughly the last eight months or so I have maintained this blo...
Supreme Court Set To Consider Corruption Law
The US Supreme Court has taken three cases for what looks like a thorough review of a law that is essential for prosecutors to go after politicians and corporate executives that are corrupt. The law was instrumental in prosecuting the likes of Jack A...
