The Best Lawyer for Rain-Caused Car Accidents in Los Angeles
Each and every year, weather becomes the main cause of thousands of car accidents caused by rain. The numbers of injuries and deaths increases in states that typically have dry weather, such as California. When the rain falls, it makes such a huge impact that people end up getting hurt in car accidents in Los Angeles.
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Understanding the Dangers of Motorcycles and Bicycles
Despite an increasing number of cities adopting Vision Zero programs in an attempt to reduce serious accidents involving pedestrians and bikes, traffic fatalities involving those who are the most exposed to the road - bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists - continue to occur in alarming numbers. California statistics reveal the dangers of motorcycles, with a 227% increase in related fatalities between 1994 and 2016.
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What is Prop 213 and How Does it Affect Car Accidents in CA?
According to the Insurance Research Council (IRC), approximately one in every eight drivers is uninsured. If you’ve ever been in an accident with one of these drivers, you know the effects of this reality all too well.
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Find Representation For Bad Faith Insurance Practices In California
Find Representation For Bad Faith Insurance Practices In California Insurance provides us with security against the unpredictable, limiting our risk and providing financial stability. For this reasons, it is no wonder that people go well beyond California state requirements for minimal auto insurance or insurance requirements put in place by mortgage providers. Because insurance...
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Southern California Statute of Limitations
Southern California Statute of Limitations The statute of limitation or the time frame given to you to file a lawsuit for an injury varies from case to case in California. An example of these differences mentioned is the statute of limitation for medical malpractice which gives an individual or party three years from the...
Giving a Statement to an Insurance Claims Adjuster
Giving a Statement to an Insurance Claims Adjuster Regardless of whether or not you have already decided to take advantage of the services provided by a top-tier Orange County personal injury lawyer, it’s important that you understand at least a little bit about how insurance companies are going to investigate claims and how adjusters are...
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Missing Body: Presumptive Death and Wrongful Death Lawsuit
For weeks the media has been dominated by the mystery of what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, as it disappeared without conclusive evidence of crashing, landing or a hijacking. However, it is now assumed that it did crash and efforts are now underway to locate and recover the wreckage of the Boeing 777 jet,...
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Subway Door Injury and Contributory Negligence
If you have ever been a regular subway rider during rush hour in New York, Chicago, or any other city, you probably have witnessed this same scenario played out repeatedly. The subway train is in the station. The doors are about to close. Passengers run through the turnstiles, across the platform trying to board the train...
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California Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ compensation is a system of benefits mandated by state law. It provides benefits to employees who are injured on the job. Additionally, if an employee dies as a result of a work-related accident or illness, the employee’s dependents are entitled to receive death benefits. Under California’s labor code, workers’ compensation is a “no-fault” system. When...
Analyzing the Most Dangerous Roads in California
The United States Census Bureau estimated that in 2013 there were 38,332,521 people living in California. Out of those millions of residents, 24,643,432 had a state issued drivers license, inevitably driving through some of the most dangerous roads in California.
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