Personal Injury Blog

The insurance check for a totaled car goes directly to the lienholder to cover the loan balance if the car is financed. Any surplus is then sent to the owner.

You might wonder what to do with the license plates of a car that is totaled after an auto accident. In this article, we will tell you what the rules are for the license plates of a totaled car in California. A car is considered totaled when the cost of fixing it (plus its salvage…

When a car gets into an accident, one of the first questions is: How bad is the damage? Understanding what constitutes major damage in a vehicle collision is crucial. It’s not just about the visible dents and scratches–major damage affects a car’s safety, functionality, and value. In this guide, we’ll explore the different aspects of…

Getting your car towed is usually an unwelcome event, often signaling that you’ve run into some sort of problem. But imagine the added stress when you discover that your vehicle has sustained damage while being towed. This can seem like a nightmare, but it doesn’t have to be if you know what steps to take….

If you have been in a car accident, there is a good chance your car was damaged. If your crash was a minor fender-bender, it may only cost a few thousand dollars to fix your car. Sometimes, when there is only cosmetic damage, all you have to pay is your deductible. However, what are you…

Accidents in California have become a common cause of injuries, leaving victims with medical bills and repair/replacement costs. Normally, the injured victim can file a claim and recover compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance. But things can get complicated if an accident in California involves a stolen vehicle. Around 65,000 trucks are stolen on average…