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A Motorcyclist in Oakland Dies after Being Struck by a Car on I-880

Statistics regarding motorcycle accidents in California are ominous, and the numbers are getting worse. In 2017, there were 16,505 motorcycle accidents in the Golden State. Those crashes caused 15,527 injuries and 541 deaths. If you’ve been hurt in a motorcycle accident, keep in mind that you only have a limited…

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A California Man’s $513,000 Jury Verdict Shows That Sometimes Even Low-Speed Crashes Can Cause Extensive Harm

We all know that speeding has the potential to make bad accidents worse and make serious accidents fatal ones. Statistics from NHTSA back this up. However, you may wonder, “what if my case did not involve a speeding driver? What if I was seriously injured even though the driver who…

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A California Woman Receives a $6.1M Damages Award After a Sleepy Commercial Box Truck Driver T-Bones Her Vehicle

Sometimes, the key to obtaining a positive result in your injury case is proving that the person or entity you sued was liable. You argue they were… they argue they weren’t… and your ability to obtain much-needed compensation hangs in the balance. Other times, though, the defense admits that they…

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A California Jury Awards $420,000 to Two Plumbers Rear-Ended by a Distracted Driver

When you’re injured in a rear-end crash with a distracted driver, there is a lot of potential evidence that can help you achieve the full compensation you deserve. Because yours is a rear-end accident, the rear driver will generally be considered to be at fault, so you may not need…

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California Driver in T-Bone Accident on Multi-Lane Arterial Roadway Persuades Jury of Limo Driver’s Fault, Nets $1.1M in Damages

In some vehicle accidents, determining which driver was at fault can be something close to obvious. In a rear-end accident, the blame very often (but not always) lies with the rear driver for following too closely. Other accidents, such as a “T-bone” collision, are not so obvious. A T-bone collision…

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Road Rage Impacts Safety on California Highways, But May Also Affect Your Auto Accident Injury Case

About a decade ago, a software company published an advertisement that caught the eye of the so-called “Netizens,” countless online spoofs were made, and an Internet meme was born. Both the original ad, and the spoofs that it inspired, concluded with the line, “It’s more likely than you think.” The…

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How You Can Continue to Pursue Your California Injury Case Even After the Jury Returns a Defense Verdict

In a famous comedy movie, a major character once declared, “Nothing’s over until we say it is.” While that movie and that line were meant to draw laughs, there is some similarity between that perspective and civil litigation cases, even though the latter are absolutely no laughing matters. Even a…

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The Process for Holding a Driver’s Employer Liable in a California Auto Accident Injury Case

When you are injured as a pedestrian in an accident, you have several decisions to make and you may have several options for seeking a much-needed award of damages. Especially when you suffer substantial injuries in a crash, it is important to identify all those who may be liable, because…

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Southern California Woman With Head Injury After Sidewalk Trip-and-Fall Accident Reaches Settlement for Up to $3 Million

Sometimes, success in your premises liability lawsuit isn’t about taking a case to trial and obtaining a jury verdict in your favor. While that is certainly one way to achieve success, a winning outcome may also come via settlement. With a sufficiently large settlement payment, you can benefit in two…

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