Car Accident Risks Over Labor Day Weekend Auto accidents are more likely to happen on a holiday weekend due to the increased traffic on the roads. The National Safety Council predicts that 456 people will die in [...]
Is California a No-Fault State for Car Accidents? California is NOT a no-fault state. The opposite is called an "at-fault" or "fault" state. At fault means the person(s) who caused the accident is liable for the damages. In California, [...]
Recoverable Damages After a Delivery Truck Accident If you or a family member is involved in an accident with a delivery truck, call (877) 776-9558 to set up an appointment with an attorney to discuss your case with a free consultation. You [...]
3 Examples of Insurance Bad Faith in California If you or a loved one have insurance from a company that treats you unfairly, you may have a case against the insurance company for acting in bad faith. What is Bad [...]
Common Causes of Rideshare Accidents Ridesharing is popular for many reasons. The cost of the car payments for a new car is out of reach for many, and the prices of used vehicles have skyrocketed due to [...]
5 Factors that Contribute to Truck Accidents Truck accidents frequently result in serious injuries and fatalities. A fully loaded semi-truck may weigh up to 80,000 lbs. compared to the average weight of a passenger vehicle, which is just over [...]
Who Is Liable For My Child's Injuries In A School Bus Accident? When a child gets an injury in a school bus accident, more than one party may share the liability. The responsibility for causing the accident is a [...]
What to Expect Physically After a Car Accident There are various stages of bodily reactions to being in a car crash. The stages include immediate effects, the first 24 hours, one week, and long-term effects. Immediate Effects [...]
What Are Punitive Damages In A Personal Injury Case? As the results of a lawsuit, based on the judge's findings for the case and the jury's decision, the judge can award compensatory damages and punitive damages (also called exemplary damages). [...]
Can I Get Compensation After a “Minor” Car Accident? California state law requires traffic accidents to be reported, using the form SR 1, to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) within ten days of the accident. This [...]