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Wrongful Death and Loss of Consortium from Car Accidents

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on October 15, 2023

A woman holds a rose about to place it on a flower covered casket at a funeral.

Operating motor vehicles, while a routine part of daily life, carries the deadly potential to change lives in an instant. Beyond the physical injuries and property damage, there are emotional and legal aspects that must be addressed. One such issue involves wrongful death and loss of consortium claims, which often arise in car accident cases.

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What If I Was Hurt by an Uninsured or Under-Insured Driver in My Commercial Vehicle?

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on October 15, 2022

Uninsured motorist insurance coverage in California is designed to protect you if you are involved in an accident with a driver who does not have insurance. This coverage can help pay for your medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses related to the accident.

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Increased Dangers Only Motorcyclists Face

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on September 20, 2022

Driving a motorcycle increases your risk of being in an accident that causes severe injuries, due to other drivers’ lack of visibility and the lack of protection that a motorcycle provides. Motorcycles are not protected by the safety of four doors, a windshield and seat belts.

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Can a City Be Liable for Poor Road Conditions?

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on August 15, 2022

Sometimes, a California city can be held liable for poor road conditions that cause an accident. This is because cities are responsible for maintaining the roads within their jurisdiction. If a city fails to do so, resulting in an accident, the city can be held liable for a negligence claim.

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What if Lane Splitting Contributed to Your Motorcycle Accident?

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on July 20, 2022

Lane splitting is when a motorcycle drives between two lanes of traffic as oppose to driving in one late at a time like a car. It is legal in California but not in all states. Some people think it’s dangerous, but many riders say it’s safer than riding in traffic. It makes it easy to pass other vehicle when traffic is stopped or slow, which save motorcyclists time.

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The Difference Car Insurance Makes to Your Bicycle Accident Claims

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on July 10, 2022

Car insurance companies are increasingly liable for bicycle accidents involving their policyholders. This is because courts have ruled that car insurance companies are responsible for the negligent actions of their policyholders on the road, regardless of whether they cause an accident with a bike or another car.

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5 ways social media sites can ruin your injury claim –

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on May 28, 2020

Insurers are looking for any evidence that may hurt your claim. For example, a victim alleges they were disabled by a car accident, yet they post photos of themselves playing softball or engaging in other strenuous activities.

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Don’t Deal with Insurance Companies yourself –

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on May 21, 2020

Five tricks insurance companies use to pay you nothing:

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Allstate to return more than $600 million to customers amid coronavirus pandemic

By Glendale Personal Injury Attorney on April 6, 2020

ORLANDO, Fla. – As the coronavirus pandemic leaves many working from home and driving less, car insurance company Allstate has announced that they will return more than $600 million back to their customers in April and May.

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