Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage
Obtaining Uninsured/Underinsured (UM/UIM) motorist coverage is very important, especially in California where the minimum amount of...
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Liability for Driver When Owner is a Passenger
Subject to two very specific exceptions, where the owner of a vehicle allows someone else to drive that vehicle and the owner suffers...
Owner’s Liability When Someone Else is Driving
There is a common misconception that you cannot be pursued for damages for someone else’s personal injuries if you merely loaned your...
Riding a Bicycle on California Streets? Useful Information to Avoid Accidents
Personal injury accidents come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on the type of vehicle involved, some accidents can be more...
Top 4 CA Vehicle Code Violations Resulting in Injury Accidents
The California Vehicle Code (CVC) governs the rules and responsibilities of all persons operating a car, truck, motorcycle or other motor...
Comparative Negligence vs. Contributory Negligence – What’s the Difference?
Under California law, anyone who negligently injures another person may be found liable for all damages stemming from such injury....
Asserting the Rescue Doctrine After an Accident
In California, the law provides a certain level of protection (in the form of a cause of action) for an individual who is injured while...
Pre-Existing Injuries: Jury Instructions and Case Law
Following a car accident, motorcycle crash, trucking (‘big-rig’) accident or other personal injury, it is of utmost importance for the...
Thin-Skulled Personal Injury Victim: Legally Defined
In a previous blog post (see Pre-Existing Injuries in a Personal Injury Claim) the ‘thin-skulled’ plaintiff (otherwise known as the...
Responsible for a Car Accident? Can an Umbrella Policy Protect You?
There are many kinds of insurance policies under which you can protect yourself and your property following a car, motorcycle or trucking...
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