Ironclad Prenups Aren’t Just for Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift

October 22, 2025

Reports that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were considering a prenuptial agreement before getting married spread as fast as Swift’s chart-topping hits. While most people will never live in that kind of spotlight, the reason for a prenup remains the same: Wealth changes the stakes of marriage.  For high-net-worth individuals …

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Can You File A Lemon Law Claim for Food Trucks?

October 21, 2025

When a vehicle starts to develop serious defects, California’s Lemon Law can provide protections to affected consumers. Many people may wonder whether this applies to food trucks, and the answer is yes. Commercial and personal trucks can qualify under certain conditions. The law is made to help consumers and small …

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Fire Hazards from Jack-o’-Lanterns and Candles: Legal Implications

October 21, 2025

Carved pumpkins glowing with candles are a classic Halloween sight, but they also pose a serious fire hazard. Each year, Halloween decorations and candles cause hundreds of fires nationwide, resulting in burns, property damage, and even deaths. Understanding the legal implications of these hazards can help both homeowners and injury …

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Slip and Fall Accidents at Halloween Parties: Homeowner Responsibility

October 20, 2025

Halloween parties are a highlight of the season—decorations, costumes, and treats bring neighbors and friends together. But homeowners who host these events may not realize they’re also taking on a legal duty of care to keep guests safe. Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common party-related injuries, …

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Decorating Injuries: Premises Liability for Unsafe Yards and Props

October 20, 2025

Halloween is the time when homeowners go all out with spooky yard decorations—giant inflatables, fake graveyards, cobwebs, fog machines, and eerie lighting. While these displays create an unforgettable experience for trick-or-treaters, they can also cause serious injuries if not set up safely. Under Florida law, property owners may be liable …

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Arizona Booster Seat Laws: What Every Parent Needs to Know

October 17, 2025

Keeping children safe in the car isn’t just common sense, it’s the law. If you’re a parent or caregiver in Arizona, knowing the state’s booster seat requirements isn’t optional. Arizona has specific laws about when and how children must be secured in vehicles, and violating these laws can lead to …

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Slips, Trips, and Falls: Who’s Liable for Yard and Porch Decorations?

October 16, 2025

Inflatables, extension cords, and fog machines can make a house look festive — or hazardous. Halloween yard décor often creates tripping risks that homeowners overlook. Under Florida law, property owners must take reasonable steps to keep their premises safe for visitors, including trick-or-treaters. That means securing cords, clearing walkways, and …

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Is Lane Splitting Legal in Arizona?

October 15, 2025

Motorcyclists in Arizona, from the streets of Phoenix to the open roads of Tucson, often wonder: Is lane splitting legal in Arizona? With over 275,000 registered motorcycles in the state, navigating traffic safely and legally is a top concern. At West Coast Trial Lawyers, our experienced motorcycle accident attorneys understand …

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