Obtaining Uninsured/Underinsured (UM/UIM) motorist coverage is very important, especially in California where the minimum amount of...

Subject to two very specific exceptions, where the owner of a vehicle allows someone else to drive that vehicle and the owner suffers...

There is a common misconception that you cannot be pursued for damages for someone else’s personal injuries if you merely loaned your...

Following an automobile accident, the state of California imposes a strict reporting requirement to the drivers involved. While many...

California Vehicle Code Section 16025 requires that every driver involved in a car accident provide certain information to all other...

As indicated in a previous blog post (see Statutes of Limitations Related to Personal Injury Claims), the amount of time you have to file...

On Friday, January 18, 2012 a typical traffic accident between two drivers took a turn for the worse (no pun intended) when one of the...

Invariably, a large portion of auto accidents result from rear-end collisions, otherwise known as fender-benders. This is the case...

One of the biggest misconceptions about car accidents, and how they correlate to personal injuries, is that injuries can’t occur (or...

Car insurance policies are not created equal. After you have been involved in a car, motorcycle or truck accident (whether it was your...

It goes without saying that any type of vehicle accident can cause catastrophic personal injury and the reasons why accidents occur in...

There are countless reasons why an auto accident involving a car, a motorcycle or truck occurs, and to attempt to list them all would be...

In previous posts (see Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage and Car Accident? What Kind of Insurance Do You Have/Need?) it was...

Motorcycle accidents are particularly damaging to the accident victim because of safety factors inherently absent from the motorcycle....

California Civil Code Section 377.60 provides a cause of action against an individual or entity who is responsible for the death of a...

Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more...

California law follows ‘comparative fault’ rules when the victim of a car, truck or motorcycle accident is partly responsible for causing...

California law imposes financial liability on the owner of a vehicle involved in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, or...

The California Vehicle Code (CVC) governs the rules and responsibilities of all persons operating a car, truck, motorcycle or other motor...

Following a car, truck or motorcycle accident, the personal injury victim is most concerned with obtaining the best medical care for...