Common Bad Faith Insurance Claims in California
When California residents sign an insurance policy agreement, it’s typically with a friendly, smiling insurance company representative who informs us of the excellent coverage the policy provides for our protection. Unfortunately, private insurance companies exist to make profits, and that business model depends on taking in far more money in premiums than they pay...
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Hit and Run Motorcycle Accidents: What to Know
San Diego’s mild climate and scenic roadways make it one of the best places to motorcycle in the country. Highway 94’s desert vistas, and fields of wild poppies, together with exciting casinos and museums to visit along the way make this stretch a motorcycle destination. At the same time, the Sunrise Scenic Byway winds...
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Top Tips for Brain Injury Prevention
The brain is inarguably the most complex human organ. Weighing in at an average of 3 pounds of delicate tissue, it controls every body system, interprets senses, and provides the means of controlling body movement and behavior. It’s also highly protected inside a bony skull and surrounded by a layer of cushioning fluid. Unfortunately,...
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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim?
A death in the family is always a time of shock and anguish, but the distress becomes unimaginable when the death is due to the negligence or wrongdoing of someone else. Though nothing can bring back a lost loved one, it’s possible to move forward toward healing and recovery with fewer worries about the...
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How Car Accidents Could Lead to Traumatic Brain Injuries
Car accidents in California are a leading cause of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs). Nationwide, vehicle crashes are the second leading cause of TBI after falls. Sadly, TBI is the most common injury suffered in car accidents. This type of injury can be as relatively mild as a slight concussion to severely disabling or deadly....
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Dangerous Sidewalk Accidents
Sidewalks in the City of San Diego The City of San Diego currently has approximately 5,000 miles of sidewalk within its boundaries. These sidewalks run along streets, near parks, and outside of buildings and business. 2015 City of San Diego Sidewalk Assessment In 2015, the City of San Diego undertook an assessment of its...
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