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Can Parents Sue on Behalf of an Injured Child in California?
When a child is seriously injured in an accident because of another person’s negligence, the effects can reach far beyond the immediate medical treatment they require. An injured child in California may face various challenges that can continue for months or even years. Parents of minor children injured in accidents […]
California Leased Car Accidents: What to Do If Totaled & Not Your Fault
Leasing a vehicle is a common choice for many drivers throughout California. When a driver leases a vehicle, they can drive a car from a dealership for a set period of time while making monthly payments, rather than purchasing and owning the vehicle outright. The vehicle is typically owned by […]
Can California Family Members Sue In An Automobile Accident?
TL;DR Family members may have legal options after a serious automobile accident when a loved one suffers catastrophic injuries or dies due to another party’s negligence. Common claims include loss of consortium, which allows a spouse to seek compensation for the loss of companionship, support, intimacy, and guidance resulting from […]
How Long After a Car Accident Can You Claim Injury?
TL;DR Many accident victims delay contacting an attorney because injuries may not seem serious at first, but medical complications and expenses can develop over time. In California, personal injury lawsuits after a car accident generally must be filed within two years, while property damage claims typically have a three-year deadline. […]