Our Legal Blog

Your Resource For Legal Information
Two people standing in front of a house with a garage, looking at the home for sale sign.
September 11, 2026
Can you challenge an HOA fine in California? Learn about HOA violation notices, homeowner rights, hearings, and HOA disputes in Ventura, CA.
Scattered coins and stacked tokens on a tabletop, with silver, black, and copper pieces
August 16, 2026
Can employers require workers to pay for uniforms or equipment in California? Learn about employee reimbursement rights and workplace expense laws with guidance from Law Office of Ball & Yorke in Ventura.
By Kristy BandY August 12, 2026
These are the types of damages you can recover in a California personal injury case. Call The Law Office of Ball & Yorke for a consultation at 805-642-5177
Tall white apartment building against a bright blue sky with scattered clouds
July 16, 2026
Who is responsible for slip and fall injuries in California apartment complexes? Learn about landlord liability, property management responsibilities, and your legal options with Law Office of Ball & Yorke in Ventura.
By Kristy BandY July 15, 2026
Here are basic updated California personal injury laws you should know. Call the Law Office of Ball & Yorke to consult with a personal injury attorney today at 805-642-5177
Aerial view of a multi-lane highway interchange crossing over dark water and greenery.
June 16, 2026
What evidence is most important in a California motor vehicle accident claim? Learn how police reports, medical records, witness statements, and other evidence can strengthen your case.
By Kristy BandY June 13, 2026
Here’s what to do after a California accident if you were not at fault. Call the Law Office of Ball & Yorke to consult with a personal injury lawyer at 805-642-5177
May 27, 2026
Learn how comparative negligence affects California car accident claims. Law Office of Ball & Yorke provides legal assistance to injured individuals in Ventura.
By Kristy BandY May 15, 2026
Missing the deadline for filing a personal injury claim means you may forfeit the claim. Call the Law Office of Ball & Yorke for a lawyer today at 805-642-5177
By Kristy BandY April 10, 2026
Here’s how California calculates damages for pain and suffering in a personal injury case. Call the Law Office of Ball & Yorke for a consultation at 805-642-5177
More Posts