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How Many Pedestrian Accidents Are Caused By People Wearing Headphones?

Headphone use can contribute to pedestrian accidents when it interferes with a person’s ability to notice traffic, warning signals, or other hazards. However, no reliable national count indicates how many pedestrian crashes are caused by people wearing headphones, as crash databases do not consistently record headphone use. The level of...

Who’s At Fault If A Motorcycle Is Lane Splitting?

A motorcyclist is not automatically at fault just because the rider was lane splitting. Lane splitting is legal in California....

How Do Insurers Determine Who Was At Fault?

Insurance companies determine fault by conducting a liability investigation. A claims adjuster reviews the available evidence, applies the relevant traffic...

Can I Be Sued If An Accident Was Not My Fault?

An opposing party can sue you even if you believe the accident was not your fault. Filing a lawsuit does...

Can I Sue If I Fall In A Driveway?

Yes, you can sue someone if you fall in their driveway. Under California premises liability law, you can sue if...

Common Injuries In Drunk Driving Rear-End Accidents

When a drunk driver hits you from behind, the collision may happen with little or no warning. Alcohol can slow...

Should I Accept The Settlement Offer In My Injury Case Or Go To Trial?

Deciding whether to accept the settlement offer in your injury case or go to trial depends on how fair the...

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The Basics Of Contingency Fee Agreements

Contingency fee agreements between accident lawyers and their clients make pursuing claims accessible to injured victims. It also helps clients seek accountability from negligent parties for their actions. The basics of a contingency fee agreement depend mostly on what the...

The Difference Between No-Fault And Fault Car Insurance

TL;DR: The difference between no-fault and fault car insurance is who pays after a crash and how injury claims are handled. In no-fault states insurer covers bills regardless of blame, while fault states require at-fault driver’s insurer to pay, which...

The Dangers Of The Trucking Shortage In California

TL;DR: The trucking shortage increases truck accident risk by pushing drivers to speed, skip breaks, and violate federal hours limits. Fatigued or impaired truckers can cause severe crashes that injure motorists, and companies may face liability when pay models or...