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-Posted On October 18, 2021 In Truck Accident-

How Long Do Semi-Truck Accident Cases Last in California?

After a California truck accident, you may wonder how long you need to wait before you receive a settlement. These types of collisions often result in extensive property damage and very severe injuries, leading to significant financial hardship. In many cases, however, it can take several months to one or two years to reach a settlement in a truck accident claim. However, the length of your case will depend on the circumstances surrounding your accident. Legal Options for California Truck Accident Victims California is a fault car accident state, meaning that parties who are responsible for collisions must pay for…
-Posted On October 11, 2021 In Truck Accident-

Who Could Be Liable for a California Truck Accident?

Truck accidents can be catastrophic. A commercial truck is much larger and heavier than the average passenger car, and collisions between the two types of vehicles can lead to very severe injuries, significant property damage, and psychological trauma. California is a fault-based accident state. If you are injured in a San Francisco truck accident, you have the right to file a lawsuit or insurance claim against the person or entity responsible for the collision. However, multiple parties may be liable for your truck accident, depending on the cause and circumstances surrounding the crash. The Truck Driver In many accident…
-Posted On September 30, 2021 In Car Accidents-

Who is at Fault When a Mechanical Failure Causes a Car Accident?

Car accidents can happen for several reasons. In many cases, dangerous and negligent driving behavior causes these collisions, such as running a red light or driving over the speed limit. In others, poor weather, low visibility, and dangerous road hazards like potholes or loose gravel are contributing factors. Many car accidents occur due to mechanical failures, which may or may not be the fault of the driver. In some cases, you could file a lawsuit against an auto part manufacturer after an accident caused by defective mechanical parts. Understanding California’s Fault Insurance Laws California is a fault-based car accident state.…
-Posted On September 28, 2021 In Car Accidents-

What to Do When You’ve Been Hit by an Uninsured Driver in San Francisco

California is a fault-based accident state, meaning that negligent drivers are financially responsible for paying their victims’ damages. Typically, victims can recover compensation for their losses by filing an insurance claim against the at-fault driver. However, not all motorists comply with California’s insurance laws—and if you have been hit by an uninsured driver in San Francisco, you may wonder what to do next. The following steps can help you protect yourself and your interests as you begin to navigate the accident’s aftermath. Obtain Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Insurance One of the most important steps that you can take to protect yourself…
-Posted On August 4, 2021 In Bicycle Accident-

Bicycle Laws in California 2021

California enforces a series of important laws that bicyclists must follow. These rules are designed to protect road safety, prevent serious accidents, and regulate the flow of traffic. If you are riding a bicycle on California roads, it is important to be aware of and follow these regulations carefully. California’s Helmet Law Helmets help protect cyclists from severe injury and death during a collision, reducing the risk of serious brain damage. Under California law, all cyclists under the age of 18 must wear an approved helmet while operating a bicycle. If a cyclist is over the age of 18, he…
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