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Personal injury lawsuits typically proceed through distinct steps, which begin at the time of the injury.  The terminology and procedure, however, can seem confusing to those without experience in the courtroom. So for that reason, we put together a Personal Injury Case FAQ based on…

At-fault or no-fault refers to whose insurance will pay for the injuries and damage done in a car accident. The majority of US states, including California, are at-fault states, meaning the person at fault for an accident is responsible for the injuries and property damage…

There is no one standard time period for filing claims after a car accident in California. The applicable statute of limitations for filing claims will depend on the victim, the type of damage, and the responsible party. The general rule for personal injury claims (including…

The types of recoverable damages you can receive after a car accident are broadly classified as economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages include property damage, medical expenses, lost wages, and loss of earning capacity. Non-economic damages refer to personal damages like physical pain, mental trauma,…

Common causes of car accidents in California include distracted driving, fatigued driving, speeding, alcohol or drug impairment, and road rage. Most often, car accidents occurred because someone exhibited unsafe driving behavior. They may have done so habitually without causing an accident, only for their luck…

Victims of car accidents need to take action right away to both prioritize their health and safeguard their ability to recover damages. Knowing what actions to take before a car accident happens helps you avoid financial losses later. Even if you have suffered an accident…