AgnewBrusavich

01/11/2023

"Announcement - AgnewBrusavich is No Longer Practicing Law"

As of January 1, 2023, Gerry Agnew and Bruce Brusavich have moved on to exciting new careers

12/10/2022

"AgnewBrusavich is excited to announce the addition of Kevin P. Culpepper as a new Associate Attorney."

Kevin has been with AgnewBrusavich for several years starting out as a paralegal. Kevin attended night classes at Southwestern Law School while maintaining a busy case load. Kevin graduated this year and passed the California Bar Examination after his first attempt.

03/04/2022

"Helmet Concerns in a Bicycle Crash"

The importance of preserving your helmet after a collision.

02/25/2022

"Preserving Physical Evidence from a Bicycle Crash"

What do you do after a cycling crash and who you can reach out to for help.

09/30/2021

It’s critical to pass bicyclists safely. You can do this by:
🚴 Checking that they are continuing on their current path, and aren’t planning on turning or taking similar action.
🚴 Double-check that no traffic is coming in the opposite direction, as you may need to overlap into the other lane.
🚴 Give cyclists a wide berth. If you drive too closely, you could run into issues, or the cyclist may need to swerve suddenly. Three feet is the law.

The last thing you want is to be involved in a preventable crash.

09/28/2021

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09/24/2021

You may still have options to recover compensation for your losses.

Having a police report can make a big difference in the outcome of your case.

09/22/2021

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09/16/2021

If you’ve been hurt in a bicycle accident as a result of another’s negligence, it’s normal to feel a little down in the dumps.

In case you need one, here’s a gentle reminder to go easy on yourself during your recovery.

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09/14/2021

Sadly, some motorists don’t check to make sure the cyclist they hit is okay.

Having a police report can make a big difference in the outcome of your case.

09/11/2021

This , we’d like to offer a moment of silence for all who suffered on this devastating day in 2001.