September 24, 2018

This past week Governor Brown signed into law Assembly Bill 2989 written by Heath Flora with support from Bird, one of the state’s leading e-scooter rental companies. This bill permits riders over the age of 18 to ride a motorized scooter without a helmet and increased the maximum speed of an e-scooter from 25 to 35 miles per hour on streets that allow speeds that high.

The injuries that result when a trained motorcycle rider crashes when wearing a helmet and protective clothing can be horrific and life changing. These riders are aware of and are prepared for the risk of a crash. E-Scooter riders often underestimate or don’t clearly understand what can actually happen or the sorts of injuries likely to be sustained from a crash. We have written about the danger of this increasingly popular method of travel and we believe since it’s the cool thing to do many underestimate the danger associated with these scooters.

The Governor signed yet another helmet related bill AB3077 allowing people under the age of 18 who have been cited for not wearing a helmet to correct this within four months by attending a bicycle safety course. After they attend that course on bicycle safety and prove they have a helmet that now fits them they would have the ticket waived. Anything that can attain the speed of 35 MPH and get involved with traffic needs to be taken very seriously and it saddens us our legislature is putting Californians at risk.

We represent people who are injured because of the careless and reckless acts of others. At the end of the day your case can only be settled one time and you need to know all of the facts beforehand. The reason that insurance companies have paid our clients in excess of $130,000,000.00 is that we get the facts and are not intimidated at the prospect of going to trial when they refuse to follow the law. We help with serious issues that require serious representation. We are the Law Offices of Guenard & Bozarth. We have over 80 years of experience in our plaintiff’s only law firm. Call GB Legal 24/7/365 at 888-809-1075 or visit www.gblegal.com We Can Help!

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INSURANCE COMPANIES KNOW US BECAUSE THEY’VE PAID OUR CLIENTS OVER $130 MILLION DOLLARS.

$2.9

MILLION

CAR ACCIDENT INJURY

Guenard & Bozarth llp obtained a $2,962,903 jury verdict in the Sacramento County Superior Court for plaintiff David Schoonover, who suffered head and neck injuries and fractures in a head-on accident on Roseville Road in Roseville on July 22, 2012

$300

THOUSAND

HAIR SALON INJURY

Guenard & Bozarth LLP recently settled a case for $300,000 involving a hair weave that went terribly wrong. Our client was a young lady, and aspiring model, who experienced pressure necrosis from a tight weave and it changed her life.

$500

THOUSAND

SLIP & FALL INJURY

Guenard & Bozarth LLP recently settled a slip and fall case for $500,000 a couple weeks before trial. The client slipped and fell on a wet piece of cardboard in a grocery store and sustained a serious shoulder injury that required surgery.

$300

THOUSAND

NEGLIGENCE INJURY

On February 13, 2013 Maricela, a Certified Nursing Assistant presented to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Emergency Room with complaint of neck and back pain. She was diagnosed with a neck strain and was given Ibuprofen and instructed to return if her symptoms did not subside.

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