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Types of Catastrophic Injuries Caused by Car Accidents
Each year, roughly five million car accidents occur in the United States. Roughly 1.6 million of those accidents will result in serious injury. While some walk away with mere scratches, others are not as fortunate, sustaining catastrophic injuries that alter lives in an instant. A catastrophic injury has severe consequences, often leading to permanent… Read More »
Is Uber Injury Protection Worth It?
Uber Injury Protection may be worth it if you are a full-time driver or someone with dependents at home. However, before you opt into this coverage, you must understand what you’re getting and what Uber is offering you if you get into an accident while driving. Whether or not Uber Injury Protection is worth… Read More »
What Is a Landlord’s Responsibility in a Dog Bite Accident?
After a dog bite accident in a rental property, injured accident victims must locate all liable parties to secure maximum compensation. Landlord-tenant relationships in California are complex, and in some cases, the landlord may also share liability for the incident. What is a landlord’s responsibility in dog bite incidents under California law? Dog Bite… Read More »
7 Tips for Staying Safe on the Road
Driving is inherently risky. After all, you’re driving a 3000+ motor vehicle at speeds up to 70 mph. Sadly, 7.3 million car accidents occur on roads across the U.S. every year, resulting in injuries and fatalities. Because of this risk, all drivers must take precautions to prevent serious and fatal accidents. From driving the… Read More »
How Do You Stay Safe On the Highway?
Whether driving the iconic Pacific Coast Highway, venturing through the stunning landscapes of Yosemite, or simply commuting to work on the bustling freeways of Los Angeles, highways have become an integral part of our daily lives. Unfortunately, these roads are also dangerous, and every year, thousands of drivers get hurt or killed in accidents… Read More »
California Personal Injury Statute Of Limitations
A Statute of Limitations is the deadline for filing a lawsuit. The Statute of Limitations for personal injury claims in California generally range from 6 months to 2 years depending on various circumstances, as discussed below. It is absolutely critical that you take appropriate steps and file a written complaint meeting legal requirements with… Read More »
Uber/Lyft Rights When You’re Injured as a Passenger
In recent years, ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft have gained immense popularity as convenient alternatives to traditional taxis and public transportation. With just a few taps on a smartphone, you can easily request a ride and be picked up by a nearby driver within minutes. This revolution in transportation has provided countless individuals… Read More »
Remember Road Safety This Labor Day Weekend
As Labor Day weekend approaches, most Americans will try to enjoy the last few days of summer. Whether you plan to hit the road for a long weekend getaway or stay close to home, road safety should be a priority. With increased road traffic, it’s crucial to be aware of your surroundings and take… Read More »
Caution: E-Cigarette Lithium Batteries Can Explode
E-cigarette battery explosions have resulted in significant injury and property damage to those involved. While e-cigarettes are often marketed as a safer alternative to traditional tobacco smoking, the lithium batteries powering these devices can pose a serious threat to users’ safety. Due to improper storage, use, and manufacturing defects, these explosions have resulted in… Read More »
California Written Discovery
If you are involved in a personal injury lawsuit in California, you may hear your lawyer use the phrase: written discovery. Written discovery is essential in any California personal injury case because it helps legal teams identify key facts, documents, and witnesses that may be relevant to the case. The process can also help… Read More »