Personal Injury
Many states, not including California, are no-fault insurance states. The claims filing process in these states is very different from the system in…
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It’s worth getting an attorney for a car accident because insurance companies pay five times more money to victims with lawyers than victims…
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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…
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Accident injury law and the house rules at a Pottery Barn rest on the same basic principle: You break it, you buy it.…
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For many people, Independence Day is the happiest and saddest day of the year. Everyone likes a good fireworks show, especially if the…
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We cannot let September 30 pass without pausing to remember the 24-year-old actor, who died on that day in 1955 in a remote…
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Our longtime colleague, who practiced personal injury law for fifty years and was practically a household name in Los Angeles, was 75. The…
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The retired professional wrestler punctured an airbag with a ballpoint pen so he and another person could pull a teenager out of a…
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The lifetime costs of a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) could exceed $5 million. These costs include medical bills and related medical costs, such…
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So many attorneys practice law in Southern California that finding the right one can be an overwhelming choice. So, please read this post…
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Most professionals agree that experience makes all the difference. Albert Einstein once said that the only source of knowledge is experience. Most lawyers,…
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In a nutshell, the best personal injury attorney obtains vastly higher settlements for accident victims. Much to the chagrin of insurance companies, the…
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On average, medical bills in catastrophic (life-threatening) injury matters exceed $155,000. The financial strain increases physical strain, making it harder for doctors to…
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Severe burns, usually to the fingers, hands, ears, face, and/or head, account for about a third of fireworks injuries in the United States.…
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