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Many people blatantly ignore California’s mandatory auto insurance law. About one in six California drivers has no insurance. That’s one of the highest proportions in the country. Additionally, the Golden State has one of the lowest auto insurance minimum coverage requirements in the country. Since most drivers only but the minimum, an untold number of… Continue reading An uninsured motorist hit me. What happens next?
Investigators believe that speed was a factor in a dual fatal car wreck which snarled rush hour traffic for several hours. According to police, the car travelled for several blocks after the driver lost control of it. Eventually, the driver smacked into two parked cars. The force of the collision ejected one person from the… Continue reading Deadly Whittier Car Crash: Speed Suspected as Major Factor
Absolutely. Many people do not know how badly they were hurt until a qualified doctor examines them. So, your injuries might be much more serious than you think. Additionally, a Los Angeles car accident lawyer knows how to track down drivers who flee the scene of a wreck. And, even if these efforts are unsuccessful,… Continue reading Hit And Run Injury: Should I Call A Lawyer?
An SUV with six children fleeing from Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies careened through a mobile home park and hit a woman before it crashed into a cement wall. One witness said the wreck on Avenue S, in the Palmdale area, sounded like a “sonic boom.” Another witness said she was in her trailer when… Continue reading Police Chase Ends in Fatal Crash
Currently, Uber drivers record over a billion rides per year. Many of these drivers are overly-dependent on GPS navigation aids. Although these gadgets are legal in California, they are also very distracting. Many people multitask their way through the day, but multitasking behind the wheel is a very bad idea. Under California law, Uber drivers… Continue reading Uber Accidents: A Closer Look
The vast majority of COVID-19 victims, as many as 80 percent according to the CDC, have mild symptoms, at worst. These symptoms include things like fever, cough, and shortness of breath. These symptoms might not be severe enough to keep some people from driving to the store, driving to an essential job, or performing other… Continue reading Driving While Sick: The Overlooked Danger on the Roads
Human error causes about 94 percent of all the vehicle collisions in California. Frequently, the driver makes an operational error, like speeding, running a red light, or making an illegal turn. In many cases, however, one of the five kinds of driver impairment is the root cause. A Los Angeles car accident lawyer is often… Continue reading The Five Types of Driving Impairment
A police pursuit ended very badly for a 22-year-old Riverside woman who was ejected from her vehicle during a wreck and died as a result of her injuries. This chase began near the Riverside Freeway. The suspect, whose name was not released, refused to pull over for a traffic stop and instead got on the… Continue reading High-Speed Pursuit Ends in Deadly Rollover Crash
LOS BANOS, California. 18-year-old Obdulia Sanchez was drunk-driving. Two 14-year-old girls were sitting in the back of the car—one of them was Obdulia’s younger sister, Jacqueline. Neither of the 14-year-olds wore seatbelts. Obdulia was driving under the influence. Worse, she was streaming on Instagram Live before, during, and after the crash. According to reports, Obdulia… Continue reading Drunk Driver Livestreams Deadly Crash, Kills Her Sister
A fatal bus accident in Texas may have been caused by the other driver texting and driving. The accident occurred when a pickup truck driving the other direction crossed the dividing line and hit the oncoming bus. A witness at the scene said the truck driver admitted that he had been texting on his phone,… Continue reading Did Your Insurance Company Refuse to Pay Your COVID-19 Claim?
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