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Who Pays for a Rear-End Collision?

In California, the driver who hits you from behind (and their insurance company) is almost always responsible for paying for your damages. This is based...

What Is Considered Reckless Driving in California?

In California, there is a distinct difference between reckless driving from careless driving. It involves a conscious choice to ignore a serious risk.  Proving that...

Why You Need a Lawyer After a Concussion

Concussion symptoms often emerge weeks or months after the initial injury, while insurance companies pressure victims to settle quickly before the full extent of brain...

How Much Is a Head Injury Claim Worth?

The value of a head injury claim in California ranges from tens of thousands of dollars for a minor concussion to several million for a...

Slip & Fall in a San Francisco Store? What to Do and Who’s Responsible

If you were injured after a slip and fall in a San Francisco store, the property owner or business operator is likely responsible if they...

How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in California?

In California, you generally have two years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. However, this simple answer hides a...

San Francisco Rear-End Collision? Who’s at Fault and How to Prove It?

In nearly all San Francisco rear-end collisions, the law presumes that the driver of the rear vehicle is at fault. This is because every driver...

Can a Car Accident Claim Be Reopened?

You were in a car accident. You went through the difficult process of filing a claim, dealing with the insurance company, and finally, you settled....

What is the Statute of Limitations on Medical Malpractice?

When a healthcare provider’s negligence causes harm, victims often spend months or years dealing with the aftermath before realizing they have grounds for a medical...