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What Are Common Causes of Helicopter Crashes?

August 9, 2024 Posted In

Vertical flight has come a long way since Leonardo da Vinci first dreamed up the concept of a flying machine as an “aerial screw” more than five centuries ago. Modern helicopters are extremely versatile flying machines that offer some unique benefits when it comes to travel. Not only can you use a helicopter to get…

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Danko says Zogg Fire Result of Bad PG&E Management

August 8, 2024 Posted In

“A veteran of legal fights with PG&E, lawyer, Danko said the latest fire appears to be another effect of poor decisions made by company executives years ago. ‘PG&E right now is definitely still, without question, a work in progress,’ Danko said. ‘We’re still suffering the fallout from a long history of very bad management. […]…

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Are Small Plane Crashes More Common Than Other Types?

August 8, 2024 Posted In

Savvy travelers favor air travel because it’s faster and less accident-prone than other methods of transportation. Airplanes can reach most domestic destinations in hours, while international travel seldom takes more than one day. Likewise, traveling by air allows you to get to your destination faster, provides in-flight entertainment, and offers a sense of comfort. Small…

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Do I Need to Report My Settlement When I File Taxes in California?

August 7, 2024 Posted In

You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who would prefer to pay more of their income to the federal government than necessary. Your goal as a taxpayer is typically to pay the IRS as little money as possible. As such, you may be wondering whether you have to report your personal injury settlement when you file…

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Inverse Condemnation and PG&E Wildfires

August 6, 2024 Posted In

When PG&E’s electrical lines ignite a wildfire, resulting in damage to private property, the legal doctrine of inverse condemnation mandates that PG&E compensate for these losses, regardless of whether it was at fault. In California, inverse condemnation provides property owners with recourse when their property rights are adversely affected by government or public utility actions….

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