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It’s worth getting an attorney for a car accident because insurance companies pay five times more money to victims with lawyers than victims without lawyers. A quick check of the math confirms that hiring a lawyer is worth it. If Sally has $10,000 in medical bills and negotiates her settlement, $10k is likely all she’ll… Continue reading Is It Worth Getting an Attorney for a Car Accident?
The stunning and difficult-to-explain decline in the plaintiffs’ trial-winning percentage greatly affects personal injury claims. In the olden days, victims won about 75 percent of jury trials. So, during pretrial settlement negotiations, they made “take it or leave it” settlement offers, which, in most cases, insurance companies accepted. Now, the plaintiffs’ winning percentage is only… Continue reading What Happens in Personal Injury Claims?
One person was seriously injured after a car stopped on the 91 Freeway in Riverside and caused a three-vehicle collision. The cat was apparently unhurt. The driver turned on the hazard lights in the HOV lane and stopped while the passenger jumped out and caught a cat. According to the California Highway Patrol, one trailing… Continue reading Would-Be Cat Rescuers Cause Three Car Crash on A US freeway
Accident injury law and the house rules at a Pottery Barn rest on the same basic principle: You break it, you buy it. We all make mistakes and should accept responsibility for them. At a store, accepting responsibility means paying for the designed coffee mug that was dropped. Following an accident, accepting responsibility means paying… Continue reading All You Need to Know About Accident, Injury & Compensation in Southern California!
So many attorneys practice law in Southern California that finding the right one can be an overwhelming choice. So, please read this post before you randomly choose one and throw him/her into your shopping cart. Accident victims badly need attorneys. Insurance companies have gangs of lawyers whose only mission is to reduce or deny compensation… Continue reading Finding the Right Beverly Hills Personal Injury Attorney
In a nutshell, the best personal injury attorney obtains vastly higher settlements for accident victims. Much to the chagrin of insurance companies, the average attorney-guided settlement is over three times higher than the average nonlawyer-guided settlement. Compensation in a personal injury case usually includes money for economic losses, such as medical bills, and noneconomic losses, such as… Continue reading What Can the Best Personal Injury Lawyer Do for You?
Most professionals agree that experience makes all the difference. Albert Einstein once said that the only source of knowledge is experience. Most lawyers, like most nuclear scientists, learn many lessons during their years in school. But only experienced personal injury attorneys and nuclear scientists can put that book learning into practice. Furthermore, most people would agree… Continue reading Does An Experienced Personal Injury Attorney Make a Difference?
The long-term medical bills in a catastrophic (life-threatening) injury case could exceed $5 million. Current and future lost income could be almost as much. Additionally, these victims and families must endure almost unbelievable pain and suffering. These victims need financial compensation to replace these out-of-pocket losses. They deserve compensation so they can move on with… Continue reading 5 Most Common Types of Catastrophic Injuries You Must Know About!
First and foremost, settlements end cases earlier. Most people file legal actions so they can move on with their lives. Additionally, an out-of-court settlement gives a victim more control over the outcome. No one likes it when a stranger dictates terms in an important matter, even if that stranger wears a judicial robe. Finally, according… Continue reading Reasons to Out-of-Court Settlements for Bicycle Accident Claims in California!
In the mid 2010s, experts predicted that driverless cars would dominate the roads by 2025. Now, these same experts say the first Level 5 fully-automated vehicles (FAVs) won’t be available until at least 2035, and they may not be common until after the middle of this century, or even later. A report from the California… Continue reading How Can a Vehicle’s Technology Increase a Driver’s Risk?
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