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California’s Dog Bite Statute

What Is California’s Dog Bite Statute? Millions of California families own a dog or multiple dogs, which means that the possibility of a dog attack is also quite common. Different states have different laws when it comes to dog bites and how liability for these attacks is determined. In California, there are very unique laws that every dog owner...

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| Read Time: 11 minutes | Car Accident

Paying Medical Bills in a Car Accident in California Overview

You may wonder, who pays medical bills in a car accident in California? In this article, we’ll go over who pays the medical bill, how your own insurance may cover the cost, what you need to file a lawsuit, and other questions you may have. Unfortunately, care for injuries suffered in a California car accident could be extremely expensive....

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| Read Time: 7 minutes | Car Accident

Delayed Injury Symptoms To Look For After a Car Accident

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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| Read Time: 3 minutes | Car Accident

Running Red and Yellow Lights in California

California drivers should take careful heed when approaching an intersection controlled by red and yellow traffic lights. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, over one-third of all intersection-related fatalities involve traffic lights. If you’re wondering, “What happens if you run a yellow light and it turns red in California?”, read on. While dangerous, red and yellow light...

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| Read Time: 4 minutes | Personal Injury

Personal Injury Statute of Limitations in California

Every state has laws that specify how long someone has to file a civil lawsuit, known as its statute of limitations. These laws can affect your ability to recover damages if not properly followed. So what is the personal injury statute of limitations in California? Below, our California personal injury lawyers explain the statute of limitations for personal injury...

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| Read Time: 4 minutes | Personal Injury

What to Do After a Construction Accident in Fairfield, CA

A construction accident can happen in a split second, leaving workers and their families grappling with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial uncertainty. Knowing what to do after a construction accident at work is crucial for protecting your health, job, and right to seek compensation. At Wells Call Injury Lawyers, we understand the unique challenges construction workers face after...

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| Read Time: 4 minutes | Car Accident

Do I Have to Give My Insurance Information If Someone Hits Me?

Life can be chaotic and stressful when you’re involved in a car accident. In the immediate aftermath, one of the most common questions people have is, “Do I have to give my insurance information if someone hits me in California?” The short answer is yes, but there’s more to it than that. Understanding your rights and responsibilities can protect...

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| Read Time: 4 minutes | Personal Injury

How Does a Car Qualify Under the Lemon Law in California?

You have probably heard of cars or other vehicles referred to as “lemons.” Most people know that a lemon is a vehicle that isn’t driveable or has many problems. California has laws that deal specifically with lemons and protect people from bad car deals. In this article, the car accident lawyers at Wells Call Injury Lawyers will discuss how...

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Slip and Fall on a Sidewalk: Who Is Liable?

Walking, jogging, or running on a public sidewalk in California should pose minimal risk, but sometimes it can result in major injuries. Unmaintained sidewalks can result in broken or missing pieces of concrete, uneven surfaces, vegetation overgrowth, and other dangerous conditions. Tripping over your own two feet is one thing. But you should not be held financially responsible for...

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| Read Time: 3 minutes | Personal Injury

What Is Vicarious Liability in California?

Vicarious liability occurs when a third party is held liable for injuries caused by someone else. Vicarious liability means you can be held responsible for the actions of others, like employees or agents. In California, if you’re found vicariously liable, you might have to pay for the victim’s medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other expenses. Knowing...

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