Who is Responsible for my Injuries in a California Ridesharing Accident?
Here in California, we rely on rideshare vehicles for getting from point A to point B. And, for the most part, rideshare commuting is safe and convenient. But there are times when Uber and Lyft vehicles are involved in traffic accidents. Even in a simple rear-end collision, a ridesharing accident ...
READ MORE Can I Sue the Driver if I Was Hurt as a Passenger in California?
In California, if you have been injured as a passenger in a vehicle where the driver was at fault for the accident, you may the right to bring an injury claim against the driver. This includes not only if the driver was a taxi, bus, or another chauffeur, but even ...
READ MORE Hours of Service Violations in California: When a Fatigued Truck Driver Causes a Big Rig Crash
Driver fatigue is one of the most common causes of trucking accidents on the road today. With truck drivers succumbing to the pressures of getting a load to its destination despite unrealistic timelines, they become pushed to their limits and often keep driving even though regulations deem otherwise. Federal Motor ...
READ MORE Car Accidents with Emergency Vehicles: When Can I Get Compensation for my Injuries?
When it comes to emergency vehicles in California, there are specific laws regarding accident liability that differs from ones having to do with individual passenger vehicles. Because these emergency vehicles are often responding to life-threatening issues, they can lawfully disregard some of the rules that other motorists are bound by ...
READ MORE How Do I Mitigate My Damages in a Car Accident Case?
Seeking legal help after a car accident is crucial for many reasons. You might be owed compensation for your injuries, but the process is not going to be easy. Not only will insurance companies make it painful, they will also demand proof of everything in an attempt to short-change your ...
READ MORE Am I At Fault if I Hit a Car Making an Improper Left Turn? LA Lawyer Explains Liability
Every accident is different and each needs to be considered individually. But, typically, a driver who is making a left-hand turn is required to wait for oncoming traffic unless 1) they have a green turn arrow or 2) they have enough space and time to make a safe and complete ...
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