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Recover Compensation After a Pedestrian Accident

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Many people enjoy going out for a jog or walk but sadly, people are at high risk for serious injuries in traffic accidents involving moving vehicles. According to the California Office of Traffic Safety, pedestrian accidents are a serious concern in the state, as more people are seriously injured or killed in accidents each… Read More »

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Receive Temporary Disability Through Workers’ Compensation

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If you have been injured while at work, workers’ compensation benefits are available to help you in your recovery. One of these benefits is referred to as temporary disability or TD. TD benefits provide monetary payments in place of lost wages when a work-related injury has forced the worker to take time off work… Read More »

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Truck Accidents Caused By Sleep Deprivation

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Large commercial trucks can legally weigh up to 80,000 pounds. As a result of their large size and weight, these large vehicles can be difficult to operate, and it can be hard for them to come to a complete stop when traveling at full speeds. Operating a large commercial vehicle can be even more… Read More »

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California’s Strict Liability Dog Bite Law

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If you or a loved one was attacked and bitten by a dog, you may have legal grounds to file a personal injury claim against the dog’s owner. Dog bite injuries should always be taken seriously, as they not only result in physical pain, but can also lead to a lifetime of emotional trauma…. Read More »

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Recovering Compensation Is Possible After a Pedestrian Accident

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Anytime a person is out for a walk or a run, he or she runs the risk of being injured in an accident involving a motor vehicle. Unfortunately, the rate of pedestrian accidents in California is concerning. According to the California Office of Traffic Safety, pedestrians being seriously injured or killed on California roadways… Read More »

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Top Three Causes of Car Accidents in Southern California

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Automobile accidents can result in catastrophic injuries or even death. While car accidents arise out of a wide range of circumstances, catastrophic accidents are typically caused by driver error. When a driver fails to observe traffic safety laws or exercise reasonable care, injury to others on the road can be caused. Fortunately, injured victims… Read More »

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What Happens After You Have Been Injured in a Parking Lot?

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It is estimated that around 20 percent of all reported auto accidents occur in parking lots across the nation. Parking lots typically have pedestrians, different types of motor vehicles, and shopping carts all moving in different directions. When a driver is looking to exit the parking lot or is searching for a parking spot,… Read More »

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What You Should Know After a Construction Accident

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If you work in the construction industry, the risk of serious injury is a reality every time you enter a worksite. Following an accident, you may face mounting medical expenses and a loss of work time. While your employer can cover some expenses through workers’ compensation insurance, it may not cover all expenses incurred…. Read More »

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Rear-End Accident Collisions Are Dangerous, Here’s Why

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Rear-end car accidents are one of the most common types of auto accidents with more than 1.7 million accidents reported across the United States every year. As common as these accidents are, however, there is a very common misconception that these accidents are generally harmless. Unfortunately, the reality is that these accidents can cause… Read More »

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Determining When Probate is Required in California

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Dealing with the passing of a loved one is always difficult. However, things can become complicated when attempting to determine how the deceased person’s estate will be handled. In the State of California, if the estate involves $166,250 in assets, the estate may need to enter probate. The following information can help you determine… Read More »

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