San Diego Personal Injury Attorney Alicia Slaughter

In Newport Beach Wednesday morning a 2003 Mercedes Benz C240 crashed into art studio after the woman driving the car was started by a spider.  The accident occurred at 8:40 a.m. and thankfully no one was hurt.  The female motorist  had been parking in the alley behind the Studio Workshop at 416 31 St.,  when [...]

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A Montebello strip mall, engulfed in flames, caused heavy damage to a restaurant and coin laundry in the facility. Reported at 11:35 p.m., the fire occurred in the 1100 block of West Whittier Boulevard and left the roof in shambles and both businesses gutted.  It took roughly 50 firefighters to douse the blaze which was [...]

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An unoccupied Trabuco canyon home caught on fire and today and was so immense that it took fifty firefighters to extinguish the flames.  A neighbor on Chisholm Trail called firefighters just after noon after seeing smoke rising from the home.  When the fire fighters arrived at the house the blaze had completely engulfed it and [...]

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In a stunning, near movie like development, a silver Toyota crashed into a Huntington Beach jewelry store at around 11:39 a.m Monday morning.  The store, called Isabella’s Fine jewelry is located on 16912 Algonquin Street and situated near an adjacent restaurant which also sustained some damage.  The car, a silver Toyota Camry, smashed the store’s [...]

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Firefighters responded to a 11:24 a.m. call about a commercial   fire at a Fullerton based auto body shop, which was  located at the OC Humm-Automotive Collision Center at 729 West Williamson Avenue near Commonwealth.  It took 24 firefighters roughly 15 minutes to douse the blaze and the fire was soon under control.  There were [...]

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A house on the 1300 Block of West 17th Street caught on fire at 6:40 a.m. Tuesday morning in San Pedro.  The blaze was extremely intense and black plumes of smoke rose high into the morning sky as firefighters struggled to contain the flames.  It took roughly thirty-six firefighters thirty minutes to finally dispel the [...]

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A fire that may have started on the fourth floor of the Towers at Laguna Woods Village caused an estimated $220, 000 dollars worth of property damage. Although the fire itself  created most of the devastating destruction, great bit of it was also caused by the water that was used to douse the blaze.  A [...]

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