Aria Miran, Author at RMD Law

Amusement park accidents are, unfortunately, more common than you may think. You may wonder, “How many amusement park accidents happen per year?” In case of an accident in an amusement park, you must know how to establish responsibility and what steps to take next so you can protect your rights.

Have you recently been the victim of a personal injury? Being on the receiving end of someone else’s negligence is never easy. More than physical harm, personal injuries can also involve emotional distress, which can have serious effects on your quality of life. Note that your compensation can vary since personal injury damages differ per […]

Electric scooters have become a common sight around California thoroughfares, but with their rising popularity comes a greater chance for accidents involving them. The University of California, Los Angeles, revealed that the rise of shareable e-scooters in 2018 caused a dramatic spike in e-scooter injuries at 595 cases—significantly more than the previous maximum of 13. […]

Learn the complexities of personal injury settlements and their tax implications in this blog post.

In this article, we'll delve into the latest statistics surrounding alcohol and drug-related car crashes in Sacramento. More importantly, we'll explore the steps you can take to lower these numbers and make the roads safer for everyone.

This infographic aims to make the road safer for everyone by highlighting the human elements behind road traffic accidents.

This infographic aims to make the road safer for everyone by highlighting the human elements behind road traffic accidents.

ORANGE COUNTY CAR ACCIDENT LAWYER An Orange County car accident lawyer knows that auto crashes happen every day. Some of the most common factors include: Unfortunately, car accidents are a part of life. But what happens after an accident? What do you do? In our definitive car accident guide, the Orange County car accident attorneys at RMD Law will […]

While some accidents may only lead to injuries, others can be fatal—this is vehicular homicide, and it has serious legal consequences. In many jurisdictions, it's considered a criminal offense and can result in costly penalties, such as fines and imprisonment. Let this article guide you through what vehicular homicide means for you.