Category Archives: Auto accidents

Injured as a Passenger in a Car Accident in Los Angeles Your Rights Explained

Injured as a Passenger in a Car Accident in Los Angeles? Your Rights Explained

According to the California Office of Traffic Safety, there were 4,428 traffic fatalities in 2022, a strong reminder of how dangerous California roads can be. While not every crash is fatal, passengers often suffer serious injuries that come with overwhelming medical bills, time off work, and emotional stress.  If you were injured as a passenger …

PTSD After a Car Accident_ Symptoms, Causes, and Your Legal Rights

PTSD After a Car Accident: Symptoms, Causes, and Your Legal Rights

Emotional injuries from a car accident aren’t always obvious, but they’re just as important to recognize and treat. Nearly half of all road traffic accident survivors develop PTSD, which can appear as fear, nightmares, or a constant feeling of being on edge. If you’ve been experiencing any of these symptoms, you may have PTSD after …

Rear-Ended in California? What You Need to Know to Protect Your Claim

Rear-Ended in California? What You Need to Know to Protect Your Claim

Rear-end accidents in California happen often, but that doesn’t make the experience any less stressful or confusing. Many victims are left confused about who’s at fault, how much compensation they deserve, or how to deal with the insurance company. Whether you’re suffering from whiplash, facing costly car repairs, or unsure of your next steps, this …

What to Do After a Car Accident in Los Angeles (Even If You Think You're Not Hurt)

What to Do After a Car Accident in Los Angeles (Even If You Think You’re Not Hurt)

You don’t have to be speeding or distracted to end up in a serious crash in Los Angeles. In 2021, nearly 300 lives were lost in traffic collisions, a 21% increase from the previous year. Some of the city’s busiest intersections, like Florence & Vermont and Oxnard & Van Nuys, saw deadly results.  Car accidents …

What If the Other Driver Has Insurance, But It’s Not Enough?

What To Do When the Other Driver’s Insurance Isn’t Enough For My Injuries

According to the Insurance Information Institute, 17% of drivers in California were uninsured in 2022, and many more carry only the minimum required coverage. That means the chances of being hit by someone with little or no insurance are higher than you might expect. Even when a driver does have insurance, it may not be …

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