Can I Recover Compensation for Being Hit by a Car if I Was Walking Against the Light in California?
When it comes to sharing the road in California, both a driver and a pedestrian have certain legal responsibilities. In some pedestrian accidents, the pedestrian can be found partially to blame if he or she is injured in an accident. Walking against a light can be such an example. Victims ...
READ MORE Common Causes of Bicycle Accidents in California
With more Californians taking to the road and paths via bicycle, bicycle accidents are on the rise. There are many common causes of bicycle accidents with a motor vehicle, and most of the common causes are all due to the reckless, careless, and negligent causes of a motorist. Our experienced ...
READ MORE Myths about Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a solution that has helped many people get back on their feet. Unfortunately, there are quite a few myths about Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy that seem to never go away. Some of those myths cause people to look for other ways to deal with their financial ...
READ MORE Common Broken Bones in a California Pedestrian Knockdown Accident
In the case of pedestrian accidents, when it is a matter of car versus pedestrian, many severe injuries can be the result. In particular, when it comes to orthopedic injuries and fractures, most common are those traumas to the long bones in the lower body such as the femur or ...
READ MORE Understanding California’s At-Fault Insurance After a Car Crash
Every state has different laws and rules determining how an insurance claim will be dispensed. Our Los Angeles car insurance claim lawyer explains the difference between no-fault and at-fault car insurance, and which one California applies. It is important for families to know this because after a serious motor vehicle ...
READ MORE Brachial Plexus Injuries from a California Car Accident
Whether it is a serious motor vehicle accident or medical malpractice, our Los Angeles brachial plexus injury lawyer knows that a victim should not suffer this type of catastrophic, debilitating, and possibly disabling injury. But often times the negligence of another person results in these serious types of personal injuries ...
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