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…

A spinal cord injury has detrimental effects on the brain, including a decline in memory, processing speed, attention, and learning abilities.

The plaintiff is the person or entity initiating the lawsuit and seeking compensation or relief, while the defendant is the person or entity being sued and accused of wrongdoing.

Litigation lawyers help people in civil court cases to solve disputes and get justice or compensation.

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Brain CT scans take about 30 minutes, including prep and processing, with actual scanning in just 10 seconds, easing patient concerns with quick, non-invasive diagnostics.

Brain MRI is a detailed, non-invasive diagnostic tool for examining brain health, aiding in early detection and treatment planning.

A solid green light does not mean you immediately have the right of way. Understanding the right of way rules when turning left on a solid green light is essential if you hope to avoid a collision or liability in the event of an accident. You must yield to oncoming traffic before turning left and…

Blind intersections are any intersections that obstruct a driver’s view of cross traffic. This could be because of overgrown vegetation, a building, or another vehicle. Since blind intersections are incredibly dangerous, it is crucial to drive as safely as possible and check for traffic before proceeding. If your view is blocked, continue to edge forward…

The left center turn lane is the lane in the middle of a two-way street that motorists should be using to make U-turns or left turns. This lane of traffic is not for passing or traveling. Unfortunately, far too many drivers fail to follow these traffic rules and go on to cause serious collisions resulting…

A T-intersection is any intersection where two roads form a T-shaped by meeting at a right angle. In most cases, the driver who arrives at the end of the intersection must yield to drivers on the continuing road. However, if two vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time, the car to the left…

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the odds of dying in a car crash are about 1 in 93 as of 2022. Although these numbers may seem high, this is actually down from 1.38 per 100,000,000 vehicle miles traveled. While the odds of dying in a car crash may seem high, motorists…

California has specific laws in place for senior citizens who want to continue driving. These regulations are designed to ensure both the safety of the seniors and those they share the road with. Aging can bring changes to vision, reaction time, and physical strength, making it important for the state to enforce certain requirements that…