In an effort to “flatten the curve” through social distancing, and to preserve medical resources for those infected with Coronavirus, most health providers are dramatically scaling back in-person medical visits and treatment. Thousands of elective procedures, including diagnostic imaging, have been canceled as a result. So where does that leave…
COVID-19 is deeply impacting Sacramento households, communities, and businesses. One in three households in the US has already is reporting changes to the income. For your convenience, Demas Law Group has created an easy “one-stop-shop” resources page that provides valuable information addressing some common financial challenges as a result of…
To help support our favorite Sacramento businesses and restaurants, Demas Law Group is hosting a grand “Support Your Neighbor” giveaway. We will be giving away gift cards to help boost the Sacramento gyms, cafeterias, restaurants, coffee shops, spas and others, many who have been closed their doors to comply with…
During times like these, it is important to stay mindful of the health and wellness of yourself and your loved ones. It’s important to understand that feeling anxious is normal. Keep your attention on things that are within your control. Take a break to focus on simple things like taking…
A note to our current and past clients regarding COVID-19: Our country is facing a difficult time with a number of unknowns. What we do know is the health and safety of our employees, clients and guests are our highest priority. We have been monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak on a consistent basis…
Self-driving vehicles promise to make the task of navigating to our destinations easier, but this developing technology still has limits when it comes to full autonomy and traffic safety. Vehicles with self-driving capabilities still require participation and attentiveness on the part of the driver or operator. A person who is…
As a growing number of companies and cities — including Sacramento — work to make more sustainable transportation options available, the number of e-bikes and e-scooters on the road is rising. Roughly 38.5 million trips were taken on shared e-scooters in 2018 in the U.S., according to the National Association…
On Dec. 7, 2019, two patrol cars were stationed next to a broken-down vehicle on the shoulder of 1-95 northbound near Exit 15 in Connecticut. Although the police flashed their emergency lights and set up a flare visible from several hundred yards away, a Tesla Model 3 crashed into both…
Every year, the National Highways Traffic Safety administration analyzes fatal injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents. The five factors contributing to pedestrian fatality data are population, light level, location, alcohol and other drugs, and vehicle type. Here at the Demas Law Group, P.C., we have examined the data surrounding the…
Bikes have surged in popularity among young urban professionals as a green, health-conscious option for commuting. Recognizing this trend, Uber saw the opportunity to expand its ridesharing empire into rentable bikes. The company acquired the bikeshare company JUMP in April 2018. While Silicon Valley looks at the bright red bikes…
