Porter Simon Sierra Injury Lawyers

08/25/2026

🎿 One of the biggest myths about skiing is that signing a waiver means you have no rights if something goes wrong.

While skiing naturally involves risk, resorts still have responsibilities when it comes to maintaining reasonably safe conditions. Every situation is different, and understanding what happened is often far more important than simply assuming you don't have a case. That's one reason our team has spent years handling ski accident litigation throughout the Sierra.

08/18/2026

There are some phone calls that change your life forever.

When a family loses someone because of another person's negligence, they're often left with more questions than answers. While no legal outcome can erase that loss, pursuing accountability can help provide clarity, financial stability, and a path forward. At Sierra Injury Lawyers, we approach every wrongful death case with compassion, respect, and the understanding that behind every case is a family learning how to move forward.

08/11/2026

🚤 Every summer, thousands of boating accidents are reported across the United States, and many share something in common: they're preventable.

Operator inattention, inexperience, excessive speed, and improper lookout continue to rank among the leading contributing factors in boating accidents year after year. Whether you're spending the day on Lake Tahoe or enjoying another Sierra waterway, understanding these trends can help make every trip a safer one.

We've broken down the latest boating accident statistics, what they reveal, and what every boater should know in our latest blog.

Learn more: https://www.sierrainjurylawyers.com/blog/boat-accident-statistics-2025-guide-on-boat-crashes-and-injuries/

Learn how and why boating accidents happen, with local Lake Tahoe data and nationwide stats from the U.S. Coast Guard.

08/04/2026

🏍️ Most motorcycle riders know the risks. What they can't control is the split-second decision another driver makes. Summer and fall bring more motorcycles to Sierra roads, making awareness more important than ever. Whether you're behind the handlebars or behind the wheel, looking twice could prevent a life-changing collision.

07/17/2026

A summer day on the lake should feel easy, but there is a lot happening at once. Boats, swimmers, paddleboards, and changing conditions can make the water unpredictable. Staying alert, following boating rules, and respecting others on the lake helps keep everyone safer. 🛶 What is your number one lake day safety rule?

07/10/2026

More sunshine means more cyclists on the roads, especially around Truckee, Tahoe, and nearby mountain routes. 🚴

A quick pass, blind curve, or distracted moment can create serious consequences for someone on a bike. Sharing the road is not just polite, it is part of keeping our community safe. What is one road or route where you wish drivers paid more attention?

07/03/2026

☀️ Summer in the Sierra brings more people, more movement, and more reasons to stay aware. From highways and bike routes to lakes and mountain roads, accidents here often come with local details that matter. At Sierra Injury Lawyers, we understand this region because we live and work here. Our team helps injured residents and visitors navigate what comes next with clarity, experience, and local insight.

06/30/2026

💙 One of the most rewarding parts of our work is earning the trust of our clients. Whether someone comes to us with a business question, a real estate matter, an estate plan, or a complex dispute, we understand they're often making important decisions that affect their future. We’re grateful for every client who places their confidence in our team and allows us to be part of their journey.

06/26/2026

Most hazards don’t always look dangerous at first glance 🤔.

It’s the uneven step, the crowded walkway, or the quick distraction that tends to cause problems. These are the moments people don’t plan for. Paying attention to small details can make a big difference in staying safe.

06/23/2026

🌲 Summer in the Sierra means welcoming visitors from everywhere. With that comes more cars, more foot traffic, and more unpredictable movement throughout the community. Locals understand the rhythm, but not everyone does. A little extra patience and awareness goes a long way this time of year.