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If you injure yourself and cannot work, California law provides different benefit systems depending on whether the injury happened on the job or outside of work. Work-related injuries usually fall under workers’ compensation. Non-work injuries may qualify for State Disability Insurance or federal disability programs. In limited situations, a third...
After a motorcycle accident in California, there are a few things you can do to uphold your safety and legal...
The amount of compensation you could get for a personal injury in California varies widely. The value of a settlement...
Yes, you can sue a store for a slip and fall if its negligence caused the incident. The laws governing...

TL;DR: If you rear-end someone who didn’t use a turn signal, California law usually presumes you are at fault, but...

In California, no law explicitly prohibits putting on makeup while driving. However, it may be considered a “moving violation.” As...
After a bicycle-car accident in California, prioritize your health and safety by getting medical attention. Depending on the circumstances of...

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If you injure yourself and cannot work, California law provides different benefit systems depending on whether the injury happened on the job or outside of work. Work-related injuries usually fall under workers’ compensation. Non-work injuries may qualify for State Disability...
After a motorcycle accident in California, there are a few things you can do to uphold your safety and legal rights: Concentrate on continuing medical care. Begin organizing all accident-related paperwork. Understand how insurance companies operate. Document your losses. Seek...
Yes, you can sue a store for a slip and fall if its negligence caused the incident. The laws governing duty of care and premises liability in California also apply to retail settings. Here are some legal aspects to consider:...
In California, no law explicitly prohibits putting on makeup while driving. However, it may be considered a “moving violation.” As a form of personal grooming, it can be classified as a distraction when done behind the wheel. If an accident...
After a bicycle-car accident in California, prioritize your health and safety by getting medical attention. Depending on the circumstances of your crash, you may also have to follow specific procedures when exchanging information with the other party and reporting the...
After a car accident in California, you usually won’t have to go to court. You might only need to do so in limited situations involving: Failed settlement talks, Disputes over liability, Losses exceeding policy limits, Severe injuries and substantial losses,...
Yes, you can get a traffic ticket days after an accident. Usually, that happens when police experience delays in investigating the crash. It may take them some time to assess camera footage, interview witnesses, and analyze how the collision occurred....
In California, an injury is severe enough to sue when someone else’s negligence causes you measurable losses. The law does not require a catastrophic injury, surgery, or permanent disability. What matters is that another person failed to act safely, and...
Heavy rain calls for extra care from truck drivers in California. State law requires drivers to adjust their speed based on weather, traffic, and road conditions. When a driver slows down, stays in control, and follows safety rules, they meet...
In California, injury claims after a rain-related car accident work the same way as other car accident claims. You must show that another driver acted negligently, prove your injuries and losses, and file a claim with the appropriate insurance company....
If you’re injured in a car accident, California law requires you to get the following information from the other driver: Their full name, current address, and phone number. Their driver’s license number and issuing state. The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)...
Pedestrians are most likely to be hit in busy cities, urban intersections, and poorly lit areas. For example, these accidents can occur in parking lots, crosswalks, driveways, and school zones. If you were injured by a negligent driver while walking...
More than 40,000 people die in car accidents each year in the United States. Recent national data shows this equals roughly one death every 13 minutes. While most trips end safely, fatal crashes remain a significant public safety issue. The...
Fog does not directly cause car accidents. However, it can significantly contribute to them by reducing visibility. Instead, careless driving remains the leading cause of car collisions in foggy weather. In parts of California, especially in the Central Valley, the...
Yes, renters insurance covers personal injury to visitors to a certain extent. Typically, this policy includes Coverage F. Though it can help pay for medical expenses, it cannot cover other losses, such as property damage or pain and suffering. For...
Yes. You can change lawyers during a car accident case in California, even if the case is already underway. State law gives clients broad authority to end an attorney-client relationship and choose new representation when they believe it is necessary....
Yes. Independent contractors in California can file an injury claim if someone else caused their work-related accident. While independent contractors usually cannot receive workers’ compensation benefits, they may pursue compensation through a personal injury or third-party liability claim. In some...
Yes, if another car hits your Uber, and you are injured, you can usually sue the at‑fault driver in California. Most cases start with insurance claims. However, a lawsuit may be needed if fault is disputed or your damages exceed...
After a truck accident in California, prioritize your safety, get medical care, and gather evidence at the scene. Report the crash to local authorities and your insurer. Finally, learn how the state’s negligence law applies to your situation. Even if...
Most car accident claims in California resolve within several months. Some cases take longer, especially when injuries are severe, fault is disputed, or insurance companies delay negotiations. If a lawsuit becomes necessary, the timeline can extend to a year or...
During a car accident lawyer consultation, an attorney reviews what happened, explains your rights under California law, and outlines whether you may pursue compensation through a personal injury claim. The consultation also helps you understand insurance issues, legal deadlines, and...
Settlements in California take time as insurers investigate fault, review medical treatment, and handle coverage or lien issues. Disputed liability, serious injuries, multiple parties, or ongoing care can extend timelines beyond those of minor claims. While some straightforward claims settle...

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