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Understanding state laws can help dog bite victims take legal action.

Any activity that diverts attention from the road can put others in danger.

We are proud to support Sacramento Food & Family Services!

Just thinking about Thanksgiving morning brings to the surface thoughts of getting up early, pulling on my running shoes, and piling into the car with my entir...e family. The run not only prepares you for a day filled with merriment and family festivities, but also reminds you that there are people less fortunate than ourselves who might not be starting their Thanksgiving morning in the same way. RTFTH is important to me because it is an excuse for my family and friends to gather together and be a part of something bigger than a Thanksgiving dinner shared amongst loved ones. -Natalie Dreyer, Associate Attorney and RTFTH Team participant for Dreyer Babich Buccola Wood Campora, LLP See more

A traumatic brain injury can have lasting cognitive and physical symptoms.

Congratulations to our 2020 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars!

When a passenger suffers injuries while taking public transportation, do they have any recourse against the government?

"Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services (SFBFS) aims to feed our community, literally and figuratively, by engineering solutions to help move neighbors toward a more prosperous and healthy future. They also provide free emergency goods and services in a safe space for hope to grow without judgement among neighbors that value every human experience." Dreyer Babich Buccola Wood Campora, LLP is proud to support Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services.

Property owners in California must take reasonable steps to remove safety hazards, but what does "reasonable" mean?

Sometimes, product defects are dangerous.

Attorneys Joe Babich and Kelsey Fischer represented DBBWC at last night’s Run To Feed The Hungry appreciation dinner.

DBBWC attorneys Robert Buccola and Jason Sigel reach a settlement in a horrific car crash involving a Sacramento family. https://www.abc10.com//103-48b282e6-1d1c-439e-b937-1babdfa

Settlement reached in case against Solano Irrigation District. DBBWC attorney Robert Buccola represented the family of the Schneider teen after this tragedy. https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article238129494.html

Happy Thanksgiving from Dreyer Babich Buccola Wood Campora, LLP! It's not too late to register for #RunToFeedTheHungry at www.runtofeedthehungry.com

They're lots of fun, but can be dangerous if not operated correctly.