Health

What Kyle Shanahan and Roger Craig Reveal About the Long-Term Effects of Brain Injury

Concussions and other traumatic brain injuries can cause symptoms that persist despite normal brain scans. Research into TBI and dementia risk is also raising new questions about how the effects of a head injury should be documented over a lifetime.

By Claude Wyle

/ 27 Aug 2026

The side mirror of a car in traffic reflects a motorcyclist who is between cars.

Transportation

A Motorcyclist Died on El Camino Real. Here’s the Insurance Conversation Every Rider Should Have

A fatal Palo Alto motorcycle crash highlights the financial risk riders face when the driver who causes a serious accident has little or no insurance.

By Claude Wyle

/ 25 Aug 2026

Transportation

California Wrongful Death Claims After a Fatal Pedestrian DUI Hit-and-Run

By Claude Wyle

/ 12 Aug 2026

A male pedestrian crossing a street at night with a blurred car coming towards him.

Home & Family

A $20.7 Million San Francisco Verdict Highlights the Dangers of Falling Construction Debris

By Claude Wyle

/ 11 Aug 2026

Scaffolding over a city sidewalk with people walking underneath it.

Our writers

See all

Choulos, Choulos & Wyle

Choulos, Choulos & Wyle is a boutique-style law firm serving the San Francisco area. Our team of attorneys focuses on providing personal attention and building strong relationships with our clients.

All articles

Transportation

The Influx of Ride Share Drivers and the Rise of San Francisco Pedestrian Accidents

Transportation

San Francisco Bay Area Bicycle Accidents with Uber and Lyft Drivers

Transportation

Infrastructure Improvements Make California Streets Safer for Biking

Latest

Who Could Be Liable for a Fatal San Francisco E-Scooter Crash on Market Street?

The investigation of a fatal e-scooter crash may extend beyond the actions of one driver. Market Street’s access restrictions, lane design, signage, and enforcement could all affect who may ultimately be held responsible.

By Claude Wyle

/ 10 Aug 2026

A view of a person's feet on an e-scooter in the city with the sun in the background.

A New Tool for Proving the "Invisible Injury": FDA Clears Objective Brain Function Testing for TBI Cases

Many people with traumatic brain injuries continue to struggle with memory, attention, headaches, and cognitive changes despite having normal CT or MRI scans. Emerging brain function testing may give physicians another objective way to evaluate those symptoms and support brain injury claims.

By Claude Wyle

/ 4 Aug 2026

EEG brain wave testing on a computer screen.

A Teen Was Hit in an Oakland Crosswalk. The Biggest Medical Discovery Came Two Years Later.

A serious injury doesn't always reveal its full impact right away. Attorney Claude Wyle explains how delayed medical findings, additional surgeries, and careful investigation can shape both recovery and a California pedestrian injury claim.

By Claude Wyle

/ 30 Jul 2026

A blurred image of a group of people walking in a crosswalk with sun shining.

What Mountain Biking Legend Charlie Cunningham's Passing Means to Those of Us Who Love Riding

As a lifelong cyclist and California bicycle accident attorney, Claude Wyle reflects on the passing of mountain biking legend Charlie Cunningham and the lessons every rider can take from his remarkable life and tragic brain injury.

By Claude Wyle

/ 29 Jul 2026

What Mountain Biking Legend Charlie Cunningham's Passing Means to Those of Us Who Love Riding

After a Drowning or Near-Drowning: What California Law Says You Should Know

When a drowning or near-drowning happens, families are often left searching for answers. California's pool safety laws can play an important role in determining whether a property owner failed to take reasonable steps to prevent a tragic accident.

By Claude Wyle

/ 17 Jul 2026

Backyard swimming pool enclosed by a safety fence with a self-closing gate

San Francisco Targets Unsafe E-Bike Batteries as Fire and Injury Concerns Grow

San Francisco's proposed restrictions on uncertified lithium-ion batteries follow a growing number of fires. Learn what causes e-bike battery explosions, who may be liable for burn injuries, and how California product liability law may apply after a defective battery fire.

By Claude Wyle

/ 16 Jul 2026

A black e-bike parked inside a home with the battery on fire.

More news