Rideshare services are a responsible way to get home after a night of drinking. While choosing not to drive drunk shows good judgment, that doesn’t mean there’s zero chance of getting into a crash. Highly intoxicated passengers can still create adverse driving...
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How to drive safely around large trucks
Truck accidents have devastating consequences for the victims. Their massive size, longer stopping distances, and limited maneuverability can lead to severe injuries. In 2021 alone, trucks were involved in thousands of crashes, highlighting the importance of driving...
Understanding the statute of limitations for MVA claims in California
If you've been involved in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) in California, it's crucial to understand the statute of limitations for filing a claim. A statute of limitations is a law that sets a time limit on your right to file a lawsuit. Failing to act within this...
Are fast deliveries causing more truck accidents in California?
The rise of same-day delivery services has changed how we shop. But this convenience often comes at a dangerous price. California’s roads have become more hazardous as delivery drivers rush to meet tight deadlines. This rush can lead to serious accidents and...
How aware are you of rideshare pool passenger liability?
Rideshare pool options attract many in Southern California, offering cheaper rides in busy cities. But these shared trips can cause unexpected problems. To protect yourself, you need to understand liability in multi-passenger rideshare accidents. Understanding the...
How can parents help teens avoid distracted driving?
In 2022, distracted driving claimed the lives of 2,514 drivers aged 15 to 18 across the United States. This alarming statistic highlights the critical need for parents to be actively involved in educating their teenagers about safe driving habits. In California, where...
How distractions affect slip-and-fall claims in California
California follows a pure comparative negligence system. This means that injured parties can seek compensation even if they were partly at fault, with the court adjusting the amount of compensation based on how much they were at fault. So, even if someone’s attention...
Does auto insurance follow the car or the driver?
When you can’t use your car and don’t want to use Uber everywhere, borrowing someone’s car is a convenient and cost-effective solution. However, driving someone else’s car comes with its risks. Let’s say you borrowed your friend or family member’s car for a quick...
Car accidents: is California a no-fault state?
Laws involving liability in car accidents vary depending on the state where the accident happens. Many people wonder if California operates under a no-fault system like many other states. In short, the answer is no. California is not a no-fault state. In California,...
Surprising third-party liability in rideshare accidents
Rideshare passengers might assume that if there is an accident, it is just between them, the driver and the rideshare company. However, California law recognizes a more complex reality. Third-party liability can involve multiple responsible parties, creating a...