John Roach, Esq.
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September 3, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
Hurt as an Uber or Lyft Passenger in San Francisco? A Rideshare Accident Lawyer Explains Who Pays
You got in the back seat, confirmed the driver’s name, and watched the little car icon crawl across the map. Then someone ran a light — your driver, or the other driver, it happened too fast to tell — and now you’re hurt, the trip… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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September 2, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
A Toddler Fell, a Waymo Kept Coming: A San Francisco Pedestrian Accident Lawyer on the Noe Valley Crosswalk Scare
Ben Fisher was walking his two-year-old daughter across Sanchez and Duncan streets in Noe Valley shortly after 9:30 a.m. last Friday when she tripped and fell, face-down, in the crosswalk. As she lay there, a Waymo robotaxi began moving into the intersection toward them, according… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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September 1, 2026
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Car Accidents
San Francisco Bike Accident Lawyer: Why Market Street’s Streetcar Tracks Have Been Injuring Cyclists for 130 Years
The pattern behind most Market Street bike and scooter falls is almost always the same: a rider swerves around a bus or a double-parked car blocking the bike lane, drifts into the track-lined portion of the roadway, and catches a wheel in the gap alongside… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 30, 2026
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Car Accidents
San Francisco’s Most Dangerous Intersections: What the City’s Own Data Shows
Data Analysis · Traffic Safety in San Francisco San Francisco’s Most Dangerous Intersections: What the City’s Own Data Shows Citywide traffic deaths just hit a decade low. But San Francisco has the highest share of pedestrian deaths of any major U.S. city — and the… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 28, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
San Francisco Muni Accident Lawyer: Why Another Muni Operator Fell Asleep at the Controls
For the second time in less than a year, video has surfaced showing a San Francisco Muni operator asleep at the controls of a moving train. On July 31, 2026, at roughly 8:30 a.m., an L Taraval train ran into a stopped, empty train near… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 22, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
San Mateo Car and Rideshare Accident Lawyer: Your Rights After a Crash on 101, 92, or El Camino Real
After a car or rideshare accident in San Mateo, California law lets you recover medical bills, lost wages and pain-and-suffering damages — and if an Uber or Lyft was involved, there may be up to $1 million in coverage most victims never hear about. Attorney… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 21, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
Amazon Flex Driver Injured in San Francisco? A Delivery Accident Lawyer Explains Your Rights When the App Says You’re “Independent”
You accepted a delivery block, loaded your car at the station, and somewhere between a pickup and a doorstep across the city, a crash upended everything — the emergency room, the missed blocks, the income you were counting on. Then you started reading the fine… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 8, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
Concord Car Accident Lawyer: What to Do After a Crash on I-680, Highway 4, or City Streets (2026 Guide)
If you were hurt in a car accident in Concord, California law gives you two years to bring a claim — but the evidence that wins your case is gone within days, and the deadline drops to six months if a government entity is involved…. read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 5, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
Uber and Lyft Accidents in San Francisco: How the $1 Million Policy, App Status, and New SB 371 Rules Decide Your Case — A Rideshare Lawyer Explains
Rideshare is woven into daily life in San Francisco — and so are rideshare crashes. When you are hurt in an Uber or Lyft, the most important facts about your case are two things most riders have never heard of. First, which insurance applies depends… read more
John Roach, Esq.
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August 3, 2026
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California Law \ Car Accidents
School Zone Accident Lawyer in San Francisco: Back-to-School Dangers, Bus Laws, and Your Child’s Rights
When school starts back up across San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley in mid-August, the streets around every campus change overnight. Crosswalks fill with children, school buses make frequent stops, and pickup and dropoff lines clog quiet residential blocks twice a day. It is one of… read more