A motor vehicle accident caused by a tired driver is a serious breach of a driver’s responsibility to keep others on the road safe. Drowsy driving, a form of car driver fatigue, impairs judgment and […]
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Determining who is at fault depends on who was responsible for the hazard’s existence or its removal. In California, this could be a government agency, a private construction company, or even another driver. Deadlines in […]
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La respuesta depende completamente de lo que estaba haciendo el conductor de Lyft con su teléfono en el momento exacto del impacto. Esto puede parecer una forma extraña de determinar la responsabilidad en un accidente […]
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Contrario a lo que podrías pensar, presentar una demanda por accidente automovilístico en California no significa que irás a juicio. Solo una fracción muy pequeña de casos llega ante un jurado. La demanda en sí […]
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Traumatic brain injury settlements are calculated based on a thorough evaluation of financial, physical, and personal losses. The total value reflects not just immediate costs, but the long-term consequences of the injury. If a traumatic […]
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After suffering a head injury in a bicycle accident, a lawyer’s primary role is to prove the full extent of your harm and secure the financial resources needed for your recovery. A lawyer handles the […]
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Yes, you can sue a hospital in California if its negligence, or the negligence of its employees, caused you or a loved one harm. Proving this negligence, however, requires demonstrating that the hospital breached its […]
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Receiving a denial letter from an insurance company for your car accident claim is not the final word on the matter. We know how disheartening it feels, but under California law, you have the right […]
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A sideswipe collision happens when the sides of two vehicles, which are traveling in the same or opposite directions, make contact. These accidents are frequently the result of a driver making an unsafe movement, and […]
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Yes, lane splitting is legal in the state of California. For motorcyclists, it is a common way to move through traffic, but for both riders and drivers, the rules surrounding this practice is not well-understood. […]
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