Personal Injury Claim

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...

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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...

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Is a Personal Injury Settlement Taxable?

The day you accept the settlement from the insurance company or defense attorney is a huge relief; your case is resolved! But you may be...

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Top 5 Causes for Car and Motorcycle Collisions

When cars and motorcycles travel along the same road, it is important that both be highly perceptive of their surroundings. However, in many cases that...

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Should You Wear a Mask While Bicycling in California?

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed opportunities for exercise and recreation. Many gyms and fitness facilities are being closed or restricted by state and local...

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What Types of Damages Are Available in a Bicycle Accident Claim?

If you are injured in a bicycle accident due to the negligence of others, you may have a claim for damages against the parties responsible...

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California’s Bike-Friendly Rating by League of American Bicyclists Slips

Each year, the League of American Bicyclists rates each state based on information provided by state departments of transportation and advocacy organizations. California has long...

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What Happens in a “Policy Limits” Personal Injury Claim?

As the costs of emergency medical treatment and vehicle repairs continue to rise, understanding how insurance policy limits works is increasingly important. Although the costs...

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Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, U.S. Sees Shortage of Bicycles

According to a recent New York Times article, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to an unprecedented shortage of bicycles as people shy away from public...

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Not All Bike Lanes Are Safer for Cyclists

Studies have shown that protected bike facilities, including physical barriers separating bike lanes from motor vehicle lanes, can go a long way toward reducing traffic-related...

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Study Shows Cities with High Bicycling Rates Are Safer for All Road Users

The authors of a study published last year in the Journal of Transport & Health conclude that based on the evidence that they gathered, cities...

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What Laws Specifically Address Bicycles Under the California Vehicle Code?

Generally, people riding bicycles must follow the same laws in the California Vehicle Code (CVC) as people driving motor vehicles. For example, bicyclists must stop...

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