Assault Battery Cases in Relation to Personal Injury
Most personal injury lawsuits are filed over accidents, such as auto accidents. However, many personal injury cases are not from accidents, but from intentional acts of harm. In the context of personal injury law, these acts are known as “assault” and “battery.” In a typical case, the victim of an assault and/or battery sues the offender, seeking compensation for the injuries and damages obtained from the incident. However, what kind of conduct amounts to an "assault" and "battery"? This blog will go over everything you need to know about assault battery cases in relation to personal injury.
Does Insurance Follow the Car or the Driver in California?
When it comes to car insurance, figuring out when you are and aren’t covered by your auto insurance can be confusing. One of the biggest questions Californians have about auto insurance is whether the insurance covers the person driving the vehicle or whether it sticks with the car(s) listed on the policy. As with most car insurance-related questions, the answer can be complicated. This blog will go over whether insurance follows the car or the driver in California.
How to Prepare Your Car for the Rainy Season to Prevent Car Accidents
The start of a new year is here, along with the rainy season. These rainy months are the time of the year where most car accidents take place. Many different factors add to the causes of these accidents. This blog will go over how to prepare your car for the rainy season to prevent car accidents during this wet season.