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If you were struck by a police vehicle and your life has since been turned upside-down, it’s only natural to search for someone to blame. The associated losses are probably adding up fast, after all, and you won’t be able to seek compensation for any of them until you can identify the liable party or parties. Generally speaking, the process for assigning financial responsibility for an accident involving a police vehicle is the same as it is for any other kind of collision. … [Read more...]
3 FAQs About Filing an Injury Claim After Getting Hurt in a Police Chase
High-speed police chases occur fairly often in cities and towns across the country. While these pursuits are sometimes the only way for officers to apprehend suspects promptly, their chaotic nature puts everyone in traffic at risk. Sadly, it’s innocent bystanders who tend to suffer the most. Every year, approximately 350 people are killed during police chases, and many more sustain serious injuries. Although victims are usually entitled to compensation, securing an actual … [Read more...]
Evidence to Strengthen Your Drunk Driving Accident Claim
Drunk driving accidents claim roughly 32 lives across the country every single day. Impaired motorists are also responsible for tens of thousands of injuries each year. If your life was turned upside-down by a drunk driver, it’s only natural to want justice. While the outcome of any criminal proceedings will depend on factors beyond your control, you can at least file a tort claim in the hopes of holding the motorist financially responsible. Granted, no amount of money will … [Read more...]
3 FAQs About Filing a Spinal Cord Injury Claim in California
If your life was forever changed by spinal cord damage, you are not alone. Across the country, there are roughly 17,810 new spinal cord injury cases every year. Leading causes include motor-vehicle collisions, falls, and sports accidents. Assuming you weren’t at fault for the accident in which you were hurt, there’s a good chance you have grounds for a claim. If you decide to proceed with one, here’s what you should know before getting started: 1. What Kinds of Damages Can … [Read more...]
New Vehicle Code in California Aims to Protect Bicyclists from Sideswipe Collisions
Cycling is an incredibly popular way to get around in California. Despite the physical benefits and environmental advantages of riding in lieu of driving, however, it has one major drawback. In the event of an impact, bicyclists are incredibly vulnerable. Serious injuries are all but inevitable when a car sideswipes a bicycle. Unfortunately, with more cyclists on the road than ever before, there are also more opportunities for these kinds of devastating … [Read more...]
Evidence to Bolster Your Brain Injury Claim
Sustaining a brain injury can alter your life forever in a variety of ways. Sadly, this is something that more than 1.5 million Americans learn the hard way every year after suffering head trauma. Perhaps even more devastating is that fact that most of the accidents responsible for these brain injuries could have been prevented. If your life will never be the same because someone else’s negligence left you with a brain injury, it’s only natural to want justice. Thankfully, you … [Read more...]
How Uninsured Motorist Coverage Protects You Even When You’re Not in Your Car
Following car accidents, California takes a fault-based approach to assigning financial liability. That means those who cause wrecks are responsible for the resulting damages, and they typically take care of them through their auto insurance policy. For this reason, motorists are required to carry liability coverage in the state of California. While there are no mandatory minimums for uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, it’s wise to add this product to your policy, as well. At … [Read more...]
Governor Newsom Raised Liability Minimums with the Protect California Drivers Act
When it comes to auto insurance coverage, almost every state has mandatory liability minimums that vehicle owners must carry. California’s minimums were established way back in 1967 and haven’t been updated since—until now. Governor Gavin Newsom just signed the Protect California Drivers Act (SB 1107, Dodd) to establish new liability minimums for motorists across the state. The prior coverage limits included $15,000 per person for injury or death, $30,000 per accident, and … [Read more...]
Can Foot Bridges Prevent Pedestrian & Bicycle Accidents? The City of Carson Hopes So
On October 6, the City of Carson hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the reopening of the 189th Street Pedestrian Bridge. Several elected officials, including Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes, were in attendance to mark the occasion. Using funds from a few different sources, including the city’s Utility User’s Tax, the bridge was upgraded with a number of safety improvements. Catering to pedestrians and cyclists, it now provides easy access to Towne Avenue Elementary School and … [Read more...]
The Dos & Don’ts of Building a Brain Injury Claim
When someone sustains a traumatic brain injury (TBI), the aftermath is often devastating for both themselves and their loved ones. While the victim is lucky to be alive, there’s a good chance their condition will affect their physical, emotional, and financial wellbeing for years to come. Thankfully, those who get hurt through no fault of their own can usually seek compensation by filing a brain injury claim. If you’re recovering from a TBI because someone failed to act with reasonable … [Read more...]
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