David Goguen

David Goguen

J.D. · University of San Francisco School of Law

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Is a Lawsuit Possible If Sexual Abuse Happened a Long Time Ago?
The law in your state might give survivors of childhood sexual abuse extra time to seek justice in court.
Lawsuits Against JUUL and Other E-Cigarette Companies
What's required for a successful product liability lawsuit against a vaping manufacturer or retailer?
Injury Liability for Workplace Accidents
If you suffer an injury at work, chances are you would turn to a workers' compensation insurer to recoup your losses.
What Is a "Mass Tort"?
When unsafe products and other dangers cause widespread harm, mass tort lawsuits can provide a legal remedy.
Negotiating With Your Own Insurance After an Injury
Settlement negotiations might be a little different when you're dealing with your own insurance carrier.
Homeowner Liability If a Dog Bites a Trespasser
If a dog bites someone who is on the dog owner's property illegally, is there still grounds for a dog bite lawsuit?
Should You Hire a Lawyer for a Slip and Fall Injury Case?
When key issues like fault for your slip and fall and the extent of your injuries are in dispute, a lawyer may be your best bet.
When You and Your Lawyer File a Personal Injury Lawsuit
A personal injury lawyer can help you decide if and when to file a lawsuit in court.
Challenges of Winning a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
Complex medical evidence and juror bias toward doctors make medical malpractice cases tough to win. How do you boost your chances of success?
When a Landlord Can Be Held Liable for Tenant Injuries
An injured tenant must show that the landlord’s action (or inaction) naturally and foreseeably caused the tenant's harm.
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