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When it comes to making or breaking your personal injury case, one of the most important components is your attorney.

The right attorney knows personal injury law like the back of his hand. They’re ready to fight on your behalf for all the compensation you deserve, and they’re ready to put you and your case first.

But what are the signs of a great lawyer? How do you separate the winners from the losers? Well, here are seven of the Read More

If you’ve been hurt in an accident, that doesn’t automatically give you the basis for a successful personal injury claim. To recover monetary compensation, you and your lawyers must first prove three things…

Three Basic Requirements for a Personal Injury Case Those responsible for your accident behaved carelessly or negligently. For example, a driver who runs a red light and rear-ends your vehicle would be considered negligent because he ignored the traffic light. The other person’s negligence caused your injury. Read More

Right after your injury, you might not be thinking of filing a personal injury claim—you’re focused on getting better, paying for your medical expenses, and trying to get your life back to normal.

But when it comes time to file a claim, there are a few steps you have to go through first to give you the best chance at success.

What should I do immediately after an accident?

If you’re hurt in an accident, the very first thing you Read More

Wondering whether you should accept the defendant’s offer or continue on to court? The answer isn’t always cut-and-dry, but we’re here to help.

But first…

What happens when a personal injury case is filed?

First of all, before we even get to settlements or court dates,

we need to go through what happens right after your case is filed.

Filing a case the right way means sending the defendant a written legal notice that informs them of the case.

After Read More

When two cars are involved in a crash, it’s common for the insurance company of the responsible driver to pay for damages, including property, medical expenses, and more.

But with more than 15 out of every 100 drivers in California uninsured, where does that leave you if you’re in a collision? Who pays for damages when the other driver doesn’t have insurance?

The good news? You’re not out of options just yet.

Uninsured Motorist Coverage

Car insurance companies commonly offer Read More