How Medical Liens Get Paid in a California Personal Injury Case
Pedestrian Hit by Car: What Are Your Rights?
Recovering Damages for a Dog Bite
State Farm Claims: A Guide to Filing a Car Accident Claim
Recover Lost Earning Capacity
What is California’s Dog Bite Law?
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What is Bodily Injury Liability Insurance?
How A Defendant’s Resources Affect Your Settlement
Understanding Slip and Fall Settlements
How Long Will my Car Accident Settlement Take?
Understanding Pain and Suffering Settlements
Do You Need A Drunk Driving Accident Lawyer?
Go to Trial! The Critical Role of Aggressive Representation
Tolling the Statute of Limitations
Understanding Herniated Disc Claims in Personal Injury Cases
Car Accident Face Injuries: What You Need to Know.
Sideswipe Accidents: Legal Options and Remedies
Back and neck injuries caused by car accidents. What’s the average settlement amount?
Rear-End Accidents in California
T-Bone Accident: Causes, Damages, and Legal Options
Wrongful Death Laws in California
Common Car Accident Injuries
How Car Insurance Companies Try To Rip You Off
Find out the tactics insurance companies use to screw you over!
Understanding Bicycle accident lawsuits in California.
Bitten by a dog startled by fireworks.
Injured by an Intoxicated Driver in California.
Diminished Value After a Collision in California: How an Attorney Can Help You Get the Compensation You Deserve
What happens if my car is financed and I owe more than what the insurance company is offering to pay for my totaled car?
The Importance of Being Careful on Social Media After an Accident
How to Determine The Value of a Brain Injury
What Is Umbrella Insurance?
Contributory versus Comparative Negligence in California
Pete Davidson’s Two Concussions: Can a Liability Waiver Defeat a California Workplace Injury Claim?
Pete Davidson reportedly suffered two concussions in three weeks while performing his own stunts. Here’s how California law treats assumption of risk, liability waivers, workers’ compensation, and third-party workplace injury claims.
Chris Brown Dog Bite Case: How Can a California Judge Reduce a $12.9 Million Jury Verdict?
A Los Angeles jury awarded nearly $13 million to a housekeeper injured in a dog attack at Chris Brown’s home—but the judge later indicated the award could be reduced. Here’s how California law allows judges to review and potentially reduce jury verdicts through a process known as remittitur.
Chris Brown Dog Attack Verdict Cut to $9.5 Million – Or Is a New Trial Coming?
A Los Angeles judge has ruled that the $12.9 million jury award to Chris Brown’s former housekeeper was excessive, giving her a choice between accepting $9.5 million or proceeding to a new damages trial. Here’s how remittitur works in California and why a jury verdict is not always the final word.
Can a Boxer Sue After Getting Hurt? The Heather Hardy–Jake Paul Lawsuit Raises a Fascinating Injury-Law Question
Heather Hardy Sues Jake Paul’s MVP: Can a Boxer Sue for Brain Injury?