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Why You Should Avoid a Confidentiality Clause in a Settlement Agreement

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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Broken Leg Settlement Compensation

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported economic costs of $65,815 for a moderate crash injury to the lower extremity, including a broken leg. With a severe injury, the costs increase to $406,593. If you’re searching for the average settlement for a broken leg, the personal injury attorneys at Wells Call Injury Attorneys can help. Contact us today to...

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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 to File a Construction Accident Claim in California

Construction sites are among the most hazardous work environments, with accidents ranging from minor injuries to life-altering events commonly occurring. If you’ve been injured on a construction site, understanding how to file a construction accident claim is critical to securing the compensation you deserve.  With over 40 years of experience, Wells Call Injury Lawyers has been a trusted advocate for accident...

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5 Reasons to Hire a Construction Accident Lawyer in California

Construction sites are bustling with activity but also fraught with danger. In California, where construction is a cornerstone of economic growth, accidents happen all too often, leaving workers and their families struggling to cope with life-changing injuries. These accidents can have devastating consequences, from falls and machinery mishaps to hazardous working conditions. At Wells Call Injury Lawyers, we understand the...

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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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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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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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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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California Motorcycle Passenger Laws Overview

Owning a motorcycle is a fun and exciting experience. California’s beautiful landscapes provide an avid motorcyclist with gorgeous views and adventure. Many riders hope to bring family or friends along on a ride but aren’t sure what the motorcycle passenger laws are in California. Before you take someone along with you on a ride, read on to learn more...

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