First-Party Contact Settlements: Don’t Sign Too Soon
Insurers may offer $300 to $500 right after an accident. Signing that release can waive your future bodily injury claims. Talk to an attorney first.
Insurers may offer $300 to $500 right after an accident. Signing that release can waive your future bodily injury claims. Talk to an attorney first.
A fall on a damaged sidewalk can cause severe injuries, and the deadline to act may be just six months. Learn why calling an attorney right away matters.
Full coverage insurance only pays for your vehicle, leaves out rental cars, and requires a deductible upfront. Here is what LA drivers should know.
Insurance companies review your social media after an accident and can use posts to question your injuries. Here is what LA Injury Attorneys advises.
Injured in a rideshare accident in Los Angeles? There may be three layers of coverage depending on the driver’s status. Here is how each one works.
In California, sympathy after an accident is usually protected, but self-criticism can be used to prove fault. Here is what to say and what to avoid.
California dog owners are strictly liable for bites, even without knowing the dog was vicious. Learn the trespasser caveat and dog walker rule.
LA Injury Attorneys explains why photographing or writing down the other driver’s plate is the first thing to do after a Los Angeles car accident.
Falling at a store does not automatically mean compensation in California. Learn how actual and constructive notice decide slip and fall cases.
LA Injury Attorneys focuses only on personal injury. Our attorneys worked inside insurance companies, so they know how insurers value claims.