Bernal Heights Pedestrian Accident Lawyer: 18 People Hit on Cortland Avenue in Five Years

Every weekday morning, a Muni bus pulls up at Cortland Avenue and Folsom Street and lets a group of elementary school kids off into one of the busiest crossings in Bernal Heights. The San Francisco Chronicle recently spent a morning on that corner and watched… read more

Safest Way to Get Around San Francisco? An Injury Lawyer Ranks Every Option

Almost every day, a call or an email comes into my office from someone who was recently hurt getting around San Francisco — walking to work, riding a scooter to BART, catching a ride home. That’s led me to ask myself a simple question: which… read more

When Is Muni Liable for a Bus Stabbing? A San Francisco Lawyer’s Analysis

On the afternoon of September 23, a man was stabbed on a Muni bus near 10th and Mission Streets. The San Francisco Chronicle reported, citing SFPD, that the stabbing happened around 1:41 p.m., that the man was stabbed by another passenger and left with life-threatening… read more

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

SF MUNI Bus Accident Lawyer: The 6-Month Government Claim Deadline You Cannot Miss

A MUNI bus accident is not like an ordinary car crash, and the most important difference has nothing to do with how the collision happened. It has to do with who you are up against and how little time you have to act. The San… read more

Wrongful Death After Bay Area Public Transit Accident

Few legal matters are as difficult as a wrongful death case following a public transit accident. The family is grieving. The bureaucracy of a government agency is unfamiliar. Deadlines that most personal injury cases never face — including a six-month government tort claim deadline that… read more