● Resource Center · Statutes, procedures, and deadlines

California Law Law in California.

The Code of Civil Procedure sections, Government Claims Act, propositions, FEHA, ADA, anti-SLAPP, and the California statutes that control personal injury practice.

Foundation

Statute of Limitations

Every California personal injury deadline. General negligence (CCP 335.1), medical malpractice (CCP 340.5), government claims, sexual assault (CCP 340.16), tolling doctrines.

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Foundation

Government Claims Act

The six-month written claim. Which entity to file with. The 45-day response rule. Post-rejection filing window. Common pitfalls.

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Uninsured drivers

Proposition 213

The uninsured-driver and DUI restrictions on non-economic damages recovery. What's allowed, what's barred.

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Several liability

Proposition 51

Several liability for non-economic damages, joint liability for economic damages, and the interplay with comparative fault.

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CCP 425.16

Anti-SLAPP Motions

CCP 425.16 special motion to strike. When it applies to PI cases. Two-prong analysis. Fee-shifting exposure.

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Private Attorneys General

PAGA

Private Attorneys General Act, representative actions, Labor Code violations, and the intersection with personal injury.

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Fair Employment & Housing

FEHA

Disability discrimination, failure to accommodate, hostile work environment, and FEHA claims overlapping with workplace injury.

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Americans with Disabilities Act

ADA

Title III accessibility requirements, ADA injury claims, and the intersection with premises liability.

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Post-trial

Appellate Practice

Preserving error, notice of appeal deadlines, standards of review, writ practice, and remittitur.

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Removal & diversity

Federal Court Practice

Diversity jurisdiction, removal procedure, Erie doctrine, federal procedural differences, and remand strategies.

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Federal vs. state law

Preemption

Express and implied preemption, conflict preemption, and when federal law displaces California tort claims.

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Court selection

Jurisdiction

Personal jurisdiction, subject matter jurisdiction, venue selection, and forum non conveniens in California PI cases.

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