What You Need to Do Right After a Car Accident
Car accidents can happen to anyone, and knowing what steps to take immediately afterward can significantly affect how you handle the situation.
Car accidents can happen to anyone, and knowing what steps to take immediately afterward can significantly affect how you handle the situation.
Incidents, whether minor fender-benders or more significant collisions, can be stressful occurrences that frequently necessitate legal support to manage the aftermath.
Being involved in a car accident in San Diego can be a traumatic experience, and one of the immediate concerns you might have is who will pay for the medical bills that result from any injuries sustained.
Being in a car accident is upsetting and stressful enough, but when the involved at-fault vehicle flees from the scene, things can get even more stressful and difficult to deal with.
Some clients often ask whether they have to actually report a car accident to their insurance. This happens when a driver thinks, "If it wasn't my fault, why should my insurance company get involved?"
We often get calls for car accidents where both parties blame each other. Potential clients then ask how they can prove they are not at fault during a car accident.
A question we often get is what to do after you've been in a car accident. If you've never been in one, the process might be confusing.
We often hear from potential clients who have questions about dealing with the at-fault driver's insurance. Talk to an attorney before submitting a recorded statement to the at-fault driver's insurance.
How much should I ask for a car accident settlement? In today's blog, we’ll discuss the factors you’ll have to take into account in order to calculate the proper amount for your case.
Can you put security cameras in your car in California? The answer is yes. Dash cams have proved very useful in providing critical evidence of what occurs during an accident or break-in.