Archives: 2017
Why Shouldn’t an Accident Victim Settle for the First Offer From an Insurance Company?
There’s a common misconception out there that insurance company payouts cover all losses of an accident victim. This is simply not true. In fact, in most cases, insurance payouts are designed to appease the victim with the smallest amount possible, often times just enough to cover the damage to their motor vehicle or bike. That leaves a lot of areas uncovered, from lost wages to medical bills arising from injuries sustained in the accident. Bottom line: the insurance company is NOT your friend. Complacency = Loss Accidents can upset the lives of everyone involved. You’re understandably going through many emotions [...]
When Should an Accident Victim Contact a Lawyer?
If you or your loved one has been in an accident, you’re understandably shaken up, hurt, confused and overwhelmed. You may be feeling vulnerable, too, wondering whether the accident warrants a call to a personal injury attorney or whether you should just let the insurance companies battle it out. This on-the-fence reflex is common in many victims of motor vehicle and other types of accidents. This tendency stems largely from a knee-jerk reaction to trust insurance companies and hope for a payout that will cover the damage to your car, your time off work and your medical bills. Reality check: [...]
What Happens When a Bicyclist Gets Hit by a Car Turning Right?
Bicycle accidents often can result in some extremely serious injuries. At times, they can even be fatal. There are a number of injuries that can stem from a right turn accident. Head injuries are one of the most common, and the resulting brain injuries can be devastating. If driver negligence is found during a lawsuit, then the compensation for a brain injury can rightfully be substantial, usually much more than you’d get from the initial payout offer from an insurance company. If you are the victim of a car striking you on your bicycle, remain as alert as possible and [...]
New Traffic Laws Take Effect in Los Angeles Beginning 2017
It is safe to say the average Angeleno spends a good portion of their day getting to the places they need to go, whether in a car, or on a bike, or riding public transportation. We’re a city on the move at all times. And now, with the change from 2016 to 2017, we have new California traffic laws affecting mandatory child restraints, increased penalties for DUI, and restricting the use of electronic devices while operating a vehicle. It is imperative residents familiarize themselves with the new regulations taking effect at the start of 2017. Read up so you don’t [...]

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