Do I Need Rental Truck Insurance in California?
Posted in Truck Accidents on November 15, 2024
If you’re renting a vehicle in California, whether it’s a truck, a car, or anything that rolls on wheels, it’s a good idea to understand the state has insurance requirements. You have to have insurance when you operate a rental truck. Whether that insurance comes through the rental company, your personal insurance provider, or another… read more
How to File a Bicycle Accident Claim
Posted in Bicycle Accident on November 15, 2024
Getting hurt in a bicycle accident (and likely sustaining property damage in the process) is more than just an inconvenience. For victims, this could be something that significantly affects not only their health and well-being but also their finances. Understanding how to file a bicycle accident claim, with all of the legal quirks that could… read more
What Happens If The Person At Fault For the Car Accident Has No Insurance?
Posted in Car Accidents on October 9, 2024
Uninsured drivers are, unfortunately, all over the place throughout the state of California. Despite the fact that operating an uninsured vehicle is illegal, a significant percentage of local drivers do so anyway, and that puts everyone at risk. But where does that leave you or a family member if you sustain injuries or property damage… read more
Accident With Emergency Vehicle – Who is Liable?
Posted in Car Accidents on October 9, 2024
Even though we think of emergency vehicles as responding to vehicle accidents, the reality is that collisions with emergency vehicles are not uncommon. Unfortunately, the process of recovering the money you deserve after these incidents occur can be challenging without a Long Beach car accident lawyer, even if the emergency vehicle operator was at fault…. read more
Common Medical Malpractice Claims
Posted in Medical Malpractice on September 16, 2024
Medical mistakes happen. These mistakes are unfortunate, and they are often caused by the negligent actions of a qualified medical provider or agency. But what mistakes get made most often? According to Johns Hopkins researchers, medical errors are the third leading cause of death each year in this country. The numbers they present are somewhat… read more
Who is Liable for a Car Accident Due to Sun Glare?
Posted in Car Accidents on September 16, 2024
Blinded by the light, but not the Springsteen song. Glare from the sun can be a serious hazard, but when it causes an accident it can lead to serious liability questions. After any vehicle accident, our Long Beach car accident attorneys know the process of determining liability is important so that the victims can recover… read more
Will I Need an Expert Witness in My Personal Injury Case?
Posted in Personal Injury on August 19, 2024
You may indeed need an expert witness to help with your personal injury case in Long Beach. In fact, more than one type of expert witness may be needed. In other situations, an expert witness may not be needed at all, depending on the factors related to each particular claim. Here, we want to review… read more
What Evidence Do I Collect After a Car Accident?
Posted in Car Accidents on July 22, 2024
Evidence collection after a car accident is very important but also contingent on the safety related to the vehicle accident scene. However, evidence collection doesn’t stop after a crash scene is cleared away. As we review the types of evidence that you can help collect after your crash happens, please keep in mind that every… read more
Common Car Accident Airbag Injuries
Posted in Car Accidents on July 22, 2024
Airbags save lives, but they can also cause injuries in their own right. As we review the most common types of injuries caused by an airbag release, we encourage you to reach out to a Long Beach car accident attorney for help with your claim. You may be able to recover compensation for all of… read more
Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice Lawsuits in California
Posted in Medical Malpractice on June 24, 2024
Sustaining an injury caused by the negligent actions of a medical provider, whether that be a doctor, nurse, surgeon, or some other type of medical professional, can be devastating. The devastation is often compounded by a failure to understand the time limits involved with filing these claims. In California, the typical personal injury statute of… read more