Claims presentation requirements under the Government Claims Act What you do during the first six months from the date of injury may well determine whether you have a case Denisse O. Gastélum From Issue: 2018 November
Governmental tort liability: Dodging the immunities The statutes are full of exceptions, and sometimes exceptions to the exceptions Daniel Pierson From Issue: 2018 November
Governmental immunities that preclude bicyclists from prevailing in their actions A finding of liability is not guaranteed — even when it seems obvious Molly M. McKibben From Issue: 2017 March
Dangerous conditions of public property Dodging the immunities and deadlines is the trick with a government tort claim Garo Mardirossian From Issue: 2018 November
Appellate Reports Path across park leading to restrooms is a “trail” for the purpose of trail immunity defense even if only occasionally used for recreational purposes Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2020 February
Early identification of dangerous conditions in intersections and highways Combine online tools with a scene inspection to narrow your search for a dangerous condition Carlos Gomez From Issue: 2018 November
Pitch-ing for the win How a Pitchess motion can be used to obtain crucial evidence in motor-vehicle collision cases where one or more defendants is in law enforcement Ryan Casey From Issue: 2018 April
Government tort claims A very short primer on practice and procedure Natalie Weatherford From Issue: 2018 November
Appellate Reports and Shorter Takes Claim against public entity is barred where the plaintiff failed to file a timely late-claim petition after his initial claim was deemed denied Jeffrey I. Ehrlich From Issue: 2017 April
A welcome change of course The doctrine of trail immunity in the wake of Garcia v. American Golf Corporation and Toeppe v. City of San Diego From Issue: 2017 December
