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How Much Do Car Accident Lawyers Charge in California?

If you were in a car accident that was caused by someone else, you are entitled to compensation. You should not have to be financially responsible for the negligence of another driver. Driver error is the leading cause of car accidents in California. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, in 2019, there were  2,740,000 car accidents in the U.S....

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Why You Should Say No To Confidentiality Clauses

Your case will probably not go to trial when you file a personal injury lawsuit. More commonly, the parties to a personal injury lawsuit enter into a settlement agreement. A settlement agreement is a contract that resolves all claims between the parties. The plaintiff agrees to release their claims against the defendant in exchange for some amount of compensation....

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How Much Compensation Can I Receive for an Accident with Lyft in California?

The use of ridesharing companies like Lyft has risen dramatically in recent years. Rideshares offer alternative transportation that is both convenient and affordable. But with the increase in rideshare drivers on the road, there has unfortunately been a corresponding increase in accidents with rideshare cars. If you or a loved one were injured in an accident with a Lyft...

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Understanding Duty of Care: California Civil Code 1714(a)

Discussions of “duty of care” revolve almost exclusively around personal injury. The most common issue examined in these cases is whether a duty of care was owed by one person to another. A breach of a duty of care is synonymous with negligence. For this reason, cases examining duty of care are essentially cases examining whether a person was...

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How Much Compensation Can You Recover for Loss of Limb After a Car Accident?

Losing a limb is a life-changing experience, even with so many new advancements in modern medicine and prosthetics. An artificial limb will never grant the same mobility you were born with. Though there is no legal remedy that can undo the suffering you have endured, you may be entitled to compensation for loss of limb.  If you were injured...

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Delayed Injury Symptoms To Look For After a Car Wreck

Car accidents are notorious for causing immediate and noticeable injuries. Feeling fine right after a car accident doesn’t guarantee you’re out of the woods. Some injuries might not show up right away. While a few are obvious from the start, others may appear days or even weeks later. Don’t ignore any discomfort, pain, or strange health issues in the...

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Who Pays for Medical Bills After an Accident in California

If you’ve suffered injuries in an auto accident due to another’s fault, your medical bills are recoverable. A California personal injury claim includes medical expenses, such as doctor visits, hospital bills, and surgery costs. An auto accident can result in severe injuries with drastic consequences for you and your family members’ daily lives. Contact a personal injury attorney to...

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Who Is at Fault in a Rideshare Car Accident in California?

Rideshare apps have changed the way Californians think about navigating our cities. When accidents occur, those rideshare apps also add a new layer to how Californians navigate questions about fault, insurance claims, and possible legal action. If you have had a Lyft or Uber driver accident and you’re not at fault, you should talk to an attorney about who...

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Understanding Multiple UM/UIM Policies

California uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage is deceptive. There is a good chance even your insurance agent doesn’t clearly understand how it works. And you almost certainly need more of it than you currently have. The reason? Your UM/UIM insurance coverage is “non-stacking” — in other words, it only gives you coverage up to a combined total maximum benefit...

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