Car Accidents

When Is a Government Agency Responsible for a Car Accident?

In California, government agencies can be responsible for car accidents under certain circumstances. One of the most common situations in which a government may be liable is when the accident is caused by a dangerous condition on a public road or highway. Under California law, government agencies have a legal duty to maintain roads and… read more

Who May Be Liable for a Car Accident Caused by a Defect?

California law holds manufacturers and sellers responsible for selling defective products that harm consumers, including defects in vehicles that cause car accidents. When a collision is caused by a vehicle defect, the question of liability can be complex, as multiple parties may be held liable. Parties may include manufacturers, retailers, repair shops, and government entities…. read more

Can You Request Phone Records From the At-Fault Driver?

Today, distracted driving is more prevalent than ever before and poses a considerable hazard to others on the road. These kinds of mishaps can occur even if a driver looks away for a beat to peek at their phone or grab something from the center console. While distracted driving encompasses a variety of actions that… read more

Common Neck and Back Injuries Following a California Car Accident

As you carefully navigate through traffic, a collision’s sudden, abrupt impact may catch you off guard. Immediately after the accident, you may feel fine. However, hours, days, or even weeks later, the aches and pains from your accident become noticeable. Neck and back injuries are commonplace among those involved in California car accidents. Despite all… read more

What to Do if You’re in a Car Accident With Your Dog

Whether you take your dog with you on long distance travel or for a short ride to the beach, your pet is just as much at risk of injury from a car accident as you are. No matter how well you secure your dog inside your vehicle, a severe impact can still put your dog… read more

5 Ways to Take Care of Your Mental Health After a Car Accident

After being involved in a car accident, your mental trauma may be just as serious as your physical injuries. Protecting your mental health after a crash is essential so you may move on and heal. With our 30 years of experience working with people injured in car accidents, we understand that taking care of your… read more

How Are Lost Wages Calculated After a California Car Accident?

Thousands of auto accidents occur annually in California, many of which result in injuries for those involved. Suffering an injury can create a resulting domino effect where missing work reduces your income, limiting your ability to pay bills, buy groceries, and afford transportation. Fortunately, accident victims may pursue compensation for lost wages if their accident… read more

Can a Pedestrian Be Held Liable for a Car Accident?

If you were in an accident involving a pedestrian, you might ask yourself who is at fault. It’s often easy to assume the driver is wholly responsible for the accident, but this is not always the case. Pedestrians are also responsible for paying attention to their surroundings, following walking signs and signals, and obeying walking… read more

When Should You Report a Hit-And-Run in California?

All car accidents are nerve rattling events, but a hit-and-run car accident can be completely unnerving. After being involved in a hit-and-run, you may feel a sense of panic about what to do next. It may be difficult to know which steps to take first. One of the most important actions you should take after… read more

What Happens if My Rideshare Driver Causes an Accident While Texting?

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have forever altered the transportation ecosystem in California. This industry burst in popularity over the last several years, perhaps due to the expedience, security, and dependability of the applications that exist at our fingertips. All it takes is a swipe or a tap, and you can hail a car… read more