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Understanding Wrongful Death Claim: Causes, Responsibilities, and How to Build a Case!

Untimely wrongful death is the worst-case scenario for most families. These incidents are far too common. Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death for people under 45. In the wake of such disasters, a wrongful death claim is not on the to-do list for most families. But the stark fact is that these families… Continue reading Understanding Wrongful Death Claim: Causes, Responsibilities, and How to Build a Case!

Is There a Statute of Limitations on Sexual Assault?

Yes, but it’s complicated and largely depends on the type of proceeding (criminal or civil court) and the age of the victim at the time of the assault (under or over eighteen). Many states don’t limit sexual assault prosecutions. But in California criminal court, if the victim was under eighteen at the time of the… Continue reading Is There a Statute of Limitations on Sexual Assault?

How to File an Insurance Claim Against the Other Driver

Many states, not including California, are no-fault insurance states. The claims filing process in these states is very different from the system in California. If you recently moved to California from Massachusetts, Kansas, New Jersey, or any other no-fault state, you’re in for a surprise if you’re in a Car Accident. The Golden State is… Continue reading How to File an Insurance Claim Against the Other Driver

Understanding California Boat Accidents: Types, Liability, and Settlements

Unfortunately, no. In 2023, boat accidents caused over $63 million in property damage alone. Operator inattention, improper lookout, inexperience, excessive speed, and/or machinery failure substantially caused most of these accidents. Usually, the first four constitute operator negligence or a lack of care. As for the fifth cause, most companies are strictly liable for the injuries… Continue reading Understanding California Boat Accidents: Types, Liability, and Settlements

Is It Worth Getting an Attorney for a Car Accident?

It’s worth getting an attorney for a car accident because insurance companies pay five times more money to victims with lawyers than victims without lawyers. A quick check of the math confirms that hiring a lawyer is worth it. If Sally has $10,000 in medical bills and negotiates her settlement, $10k is likely all she’ll… Continue reading Is It Worth Getting an Attorney for a Car Accident?

Breaking Down a T-Bone Accident in Southern California

T-bone side impact collisions account for about 20 percent of the vehicle collisions in California. But they account for almost half of the fatal accidents in the Golden State. Simple innovations, like heavier doors, could significantly reduce the fatality rate. But auto manufacturers keep making vehicles with thin doors, because they’re easier to open and… Continue reading Breaking Down a T-Bone Accident in Southern California

What Happens in Personal Injury Claims?

The stunning and difficult-to-explain decline in the plaintiffs’ trial-winning percentage greatly affects personal injury claims. In the olden days, victims won about 75 percent of jury trials. So, during pretrial settlement negotiations, they made “take it or leave it” settlement offers, which, in most cases, insurance companies accepted. Now, the plaintiffs’ winning percentage is only… Continue reading What Happens in Personal Injury Claims?

Would-Be Cat Rescuers Cause Three Car Crash on A US freeway

One person was seriously injured after a car stopped on the 91 Freeway in Riverside and caused a three-vehicle collision. The cat was apparently unhurt. The driver turned on the hazard lights in the HOV lane and stopped while the passenger jumped out and caught a cat. According to the California Highway Patrol, one trailing… Continue reading Would-Be Cat Rescuers Cause Three Car Crash on A US freeway

What to Do After A Car Accident That’s Not Your Fault

Keep your mouth closed is the first and greatest commandment in these situations. Don’t give a statement to the other driver’s insurance company. If your policy requires you to report the accident, report it but convey no information other than name, rank, and serial number. If police investigators interview you, try to answer every question… Continue reading What to Do After A Car Accident That’s Not Your Fault

How Did the Pandemic Impact Driving Behaviors and Car Crash Cases?

With the exception of New Mexico’s sporadic lockdown, California had the longest statewide stay-at-home order in the country. The long lockdown means that the bad pandemic-induced driver habits, which are discussed below, are more entrenched in the Golden State. Typically, good habits are hard to form and easy to break, while bad habits are easy… Continue reading How Did the Pandemic Impact Driving Behaviors and Car Crash Cases?