If you’re recovering from car accident injuries, you’ve probably already realized that the associated damages can add up fast. In addition to covering out-of-pocket medical expenses and replacement services like alternative transportation, you may be losing paycheck after paycheck as long as you’re out of work. Unfortunately, such monetary losses may not actually be the worst of it. Sustaining unanticipated injuries can also result in a host of non-economic damages. Examples include … [Read more...]
How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit After a Serious Accident in California?
It’s easy to put off calling an attorney after a serious accident. Even when the damages are adding up fast, commencing the claims process is often the last thing on your mind when recovering from debilitating injuries. The good news, however, is once your lawyer has a clear understanding of what happened, your legal team can essentially take over. They will handle virtually every aspect of your claim, so you’re free to focus on your health and your family. With that in mind, … [Read more...]
When Might a Government Agency Be Liable for a Car Accident?
If you were hurt in a wreck and you want to seek compensation, it may not have crossed your mind that you might end up having to take on a government agency. While it’s true that most car accident claims are against motorists or other private parties, a small percentage of them do involve city, county, or state entities. Since the government has certain protections from tort claims, it’s natural to be wary of suing them for damages. With the right legal strategy, though, it's possible … [Read more...]
The Dos & Don’ts of Building a Pedestrian Accident Claim
If you were struck by a motorist while on foot, you may be planning on filing a pedestrian accident claim. The damages are probably mounting quickly, after all, and it may not be much longer before your financial security is in jeopardy. Thankfully, by taking action, you may be able to secure compensation for virtually all the losses you incur. First, however, you’re going to have to put together a strong claim. Let’s take a look at some of the steps you should take—and some of … [Read more...]
The Dos & Don’ts of Building a Bicycle Accident Claim
Cycling is a great way to reduce your environmental impact while simultaneously getting in some physical activity. If your ride alongside moving traffic, however, you run the risk of getting seriously hurt in a bicycle accident. Despite the measures that municipalities take to keep riders safe, like creating designated bike lanes, devastating crashes still can—and do—occur. Thankfully, if you were injured in a bicycle accident through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to funds … [Read more...]
5 Social Media Tips While Building a Car Accident Claim
If you were hurt in a wreck and you’re planning on taking action against the at-fault party, it’s wise to disable your social media accounts before getting started. Once your claim is underway, you can be sure the insurance adjuster will scrutinize your online activity in an attempt to find cause to challenge your credibility. If staying off social media entirely is not feasible for personal or professional reasons, don’t worry; there are ways to protect yourself. Here are some of the … [Read more...]
What to Look for in a Trial Attorney
If you’re planning on filing a personal injury claim and you want legal representation, it’s wise to look for someone with trial experience. While it’s true that most legitimate injury claims are settled, there’s always the chance yours will end up in court. Should this be the case, you’ll be glad to have a seasoned ally in the form of a trial attorney by your side. It’s important to remember, however, that not all trial attorneys have what it takes to help you seek the best possible … [Read more...]
What to Know About Making a Day-in-the-Life Film
If you’re putting together a car accident claim, it may be wise to include a day-in-the-life film. Compelling video footage can bolster your case by providing so much more context than documents and photographs alone. Before you take out your smartphone and start recording your daily activities, though, there are a few things you should know. Here are some of the most important tips to keep in mind to ensure your day-in-the-life film is as gripping as possible: 1. You Don’t Have to … [Read more...]
3 FAQs About Building Claims Against Distracted Drivers
If motorists never fell victim to distraction, there would be 3,000 fewer traffic fatalities every year. Without distracted drivers, there would also be significantly fewer accident-related injuries. Were you one of the many victims of distracted driving? Thankfully, you may be entitled to compensation. You’re going to have to put together a compelling claim, however, in order to seek it. Should you be wondering what that entails, read on. Here are the answers to some of … [Read more...]
5 Pieces of Evidence to Support Your Slip and Fall Claim
When you slip and fall while you’re out and about, it’s reasonable to assume the property owner—or, in some cases, the occupier—is liable. Before you can hold them financially accountable, though, you’re going to have to convince the insurer that they were, in fact, negligent. You’re also going to have to present compelling evidence that demonstrates damages. Let’s take a look at the kinds of evidence that can help you prove liability and losses, so you can build the strongest case … [Read more...]
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