Personal Injury Blog

You have two years from the date of a car accident to file a lawsuit in California. This deadline, called the statute of limitations, applies to most personal injury claims—although important exceptions may alter this timeline. Below, we’ll delve into the essentials of filing a car accident claim in California. We’ll cover when the clock…

In California, there’s no limit to how much you can claim for pain and suffering after a car accident. This means the sky’s the limit—if your injuries, emotional distress, and overall suffering are well-documented and effectively presented. The actual amount you receive depends on factors like the severity of your pain, the method used to…

In California, car accidents on average can take anywhere from 6 months to 3 years to settle. While this timeline can vary widely, car accident cases often settle faster than other personal injury claims due to their more straightforward nature and the prevalence of such incidents. However, factors such as disputed liability, severe injuries, and…

Here’s what you can typically expect for different types of car accidents in California with injuries in 2025 (including minor injuries). This list doesn’t cover accidents with no injuries. Type of Accident Approximate Settlement Minor Car Accident Approximately $3,000 – $15,000 Rear-End Accident Approximately $5,000 – $50,000 Sideswipe Accident Approximately $7,500 – $45,000 Hit-and-Run Accident…

In California, car accident lawyers generally charge contingency fees between 33% and 40% of the settlement, with around 33% common for pre-litigation settlements. If the case proceeds to trial, the rate can rise to about 40%. California law requires lawyers to provide clear written fee agreements outlining all charges and expenses. Typical Car Accident Lawyer…

There were approximately 65 fatal accidents per 100,000 registered vehicles across California in 2024. However, the injury rate skyrockets to 864 for motorcycle accident injuries. If you have been critically injured or someone you love was killed in a motorcycle wreck, you may have the right to take legal action against those responsible. Fortunately, with…

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Compensation for car accidents varies, covering medical costs, lost wages, and pain, with no set maximum amount.

Most car accident lawsuits settle before trial, offering faster, less stressful resolution and more control over the outcome, avoiding high trial costs and risks.

Car accidents can be traumatic experiences, often resulting in various injuries that may require surgical intervention. Understanding the need for surgeries after a car accident is crucial for individuals who find themselves in such unfortunate situations. Let’s explore the common injuries sustained in car accidents and the role that surgeries play in addressing these injuries….

Wearing a bicycle helmet can significantly reduce the risk of head injuries, but who is legally required to wear one? Helmet laws vary by state and age, with many places mandating them for children and young riders. Understanding these regulations can help ensure safety and compliance while cycling.

Riding a motorcycle is significantly more dangerous than driving a car. Motorcyclists are 28 times more likely to die in a crash per mile traveled than car occupants. Lack of structural protection, high-speed exposure, and visibility issues increase the risk of severe injuries or fatalities. Wearing protective gear and practicing defensive riding reduce risks.

Studies show that fatal car crashes are more likely to happen on weekends, especially Saturdays, due to higher traffic, drunk driving, and reckless behavior. Stay alert and drive safely!

Knowing how to react before, during, and after a car crash can save your life. From wearing a seatbelt properly to staying calm on impact and seeking help fast, these survival tips can make all the difference.

Crashing a leased car in a car accident can leave you dealing with insurance claims, repair costs, and potential lease penalties. Because leased vehicles remain the property of the leasing company, resolving damages is different from a typical car accident. Knowing what steps to take and how insurance policies apply can help protect you from…

Parking lot accidents happen frequently, and determining who is responsible for car accident damage can be complicated. Whether a driver backed into your car, hit your parked vehicle or fled the scene, liability depends on the specific circumstances of the incident. Knowing how fault is assigned and what insurance covers can help you recover repair…