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Psychological Trauma after a Motorcycle Accident
As one of the most vulnerable motor vehicles on the road, motorcyclists are at risk for severe injuries in the event of a serious collision with a car or truck. When another driver violates duty of care when sharing the road, a motorcyclist could be left with broken bones, burns, lacerations, and traumatic brain injuries…. read more
How Motorcycle Gear Could Save Your Life in an Accident
The decision to wear motorcycle safety gear before hitting the open road could be the difference between a minor and fatal injury in an accident involving a negligent driver. Sometimes riding defensively may not be enough if another individual is not practicing an adequate duty of care. Motorcycle gear, such as impact-rated helmets, armored gloves,… read more
What Happens if I Get in an Accident in a Company Vehicle?
Getting in a California car accident involving a company vehicle may be a worst-case scenario while on the job. Even if a negligent driver caused the accident, it still may be difficult to navigate on your own. Several elements come into play when dealing with liability, such as if you were on the job when… read more
What Kinds of Hazards Do Garbage Trucks Present on California Streets?
Garbage pick-up is a necessary service for all neighborhoods in all cities. Unfortunately, garbage trucks also present hazards to those sharing roadways with them, and they can create a dangerous situation for other motorists. If garbage trucks do not move across residential neighborhoods carefully, they may cause accidents with other motor vehicles or pose a… read more
Preparing for Tire Blowouts When Passing Semi Trucks on California Highways
California is home to some of the most congested and busiest highways in the US. Many of these routes are a popular choice for semi-truck drivers. This means that anytime you hit the road you will likely be sharing it with a large commercial vehicle. Driving alongside semi-trucks, or big rigs, increases the likelihood of… read more
How to Prove Negligence After a California Motorcycle Accident
Motorcycle accidents can be physically, emotionally, and financially devastating for victims. While victims have the legal right to file an accident claim, they must prove that the other driver acted negligently to receive compensation for their losses. In other words, they must establish that the other party’s actions caused the accident and subsequent injuries. Proving… read more
Can You Suffer a Brain Injury From a Minor Car Accident?
Brain injuries are one of the most severe injuries you can sustain following a car accident. Victims who suffer a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) due to a car accident may feel the effects for the rest of their lives. Many people may assume that a TBI can only occur after a serious wreck. However, a… read more
Is It Possible to Get a Concussion Without Hitting Your Head?
A concussion is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) that occurs when your brain collides with your skull wall. In some cases, you may suffer a concussion, even if you did not hit your head. Unfortunately, many concussion victims do not seek medical attention if their head was not hit, leaving the condition undiagnosed and untreated. … read more
What Is the Duty of Care in a California Car Accident Claim?
When you drive on California’s scenic roads and highways, you owe a duty of care to the other motorists on the road. This means that all drivers must act reasonably and responsibly to avoid causing others harm. Unfortunately, not everyone adheres to this duty of care, resulting in serious accidents and injuries for victims. If… read more
National Motorcycle Awareness Month: Safety Tips
For many that enjoy riding motorcycles, safety is of the utmost importance. Most motorcyclists acknowledge that being on the open road on the back of a motorcycle is much more dangerous than driving in a car or truck. Since May is National Motorcycle Awareness Month, it’s essential to recognize the safety tips that may save… read more