In many personal injury cases, no one intended to injure the other party. It wasn’t a malicious act. This is why it is often a civil issue rather than a criminal one. Instead, the key lies in showing that one party was negligent. They made critical mistakes that they...
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What are the signs that you may have a pulmonary contusion?
When you are involved in an accident, your chest area may be exposed to significant trauma, such as from a direct blow or impact. Trauma to the chest can lead to injuries such as pulmonary contusions, which occur when the lung tissue is bruised. A pulmonary contusion...
Why underride accidents often lead to serious injuries
An underride accident is one of the most dangerous types of car accidents a person can be involved in. While many crashes result in minor injuries, an underride accident is far more likely to cause traumatic injuries, such as neck and head injuries. These injuries can...
Traumatic brain injuries can lead to life-altering symptoms
If you’re involved in a serious car accident caused by a negligent driver, you may suffer severe injuries. Many of these injuries will heal over time. For instance, if you have a compound fracture, you might require emergency medical treatment, but the injury should...
5 kinds of employer retaliation that are illegal under California law
Employment retaliation can be a major issue. Workers facing unfair conduct from their employers can lose their jobs and face other complications because of how their employers behave. There are federal laws that establish basic retaliation protections for workers, and...
Is tailgating a truck worth the risk?
Have you ever found yourself driving behind a heavy truck, inching closer to gain a better view of the road ahead? While it might seem harmless, tailgating a truck can be incredibly dangerous. Understanding why this puts you and others at risk on the road is crucial....
What does a driver mean when they say they didn’t see you?
“I didn’t see you” is something you often hear drivers say after crashes. Yet, you are not invisible and they are not blind. So how does this come about? There are several possible explanations: They were not aware of their blind spots All vehicles have blind spots....
Personal injury compensation can help with your expenses
Being in a car accident can be stressful on many levels. First, if you are injured, then you will need to prioritize recovering above all else. You may be facing medical bills and unable to work while you recover. This is where personal injury compensation comes in....
Governor signs law to prevent needless driver’s license mandates
California laws protect employees from more types of discrimination than most states. However, there was a type of discrimination not addressed under the law that many people, including some state lawmakers, felt was unfair to a vast number of California employees:...
Distractions can lead to serious collisions
Unfortunately, millions of people in the U.S. are severely injured in traffic collisions every year. In fact, tens of thousands of people lose their lives this way. The causes of car crashes are numerous. Some are completely unavoidable, while many are the result of...