TL;DR: In most parking lot accidents, the driver who was reversing is at fault because they must yield to cars, pedestrians, and cyclists in active lanes. Failing to check their surroundings before backing up breaches their duty of care, allowing...
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TL;DR: If you rear-end someone who didn’t use a turn signal, California law usually presumes you are at fault, but...
TL;DR: In most parking lot accidents, the driver who was reversing is at fault because they must yield to cars, pedestrians, and cyclists in active lanes. Failing to check their surroundings before backing up breaches their duty of care, allowing...
TL;DR: In many cases, yes. California law holds parents responsible for car accidents caused by their teenage drivers under specific circumstances. You may face liability if you own the vehicle your teen was driving, if you signed their driver’s license...
TL;DR: Inflatable yard decorations are generally safe if installed and maintained correctly, but they pose hazards like tripping, fire, and electrical risks if handled improperly. If an injury occurs due to a product defect, improper design, or failure to warn...
TL;DR: Insurance companies may not want you to hire a lawyer after an accident, especially if the claim is small or liability is clear. However, in serious accidents involving major injuries, disputed liability, or unfair settlement offers, having legal support...
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