Your medical insurance may or may not cover some or all of your medical bills and medical treatment rendered in connection with your accident. Health insurance companies always make an independent determination whether to pay medical bills and cover treatment. This independent decision will not have an impact on any of your pending claims against…
read moreSome car accidents result in severe enough injuries that require medical attention. But just because you aren’t badly hurt doesn’t mean you shouldn’t see a doctor. The good news is that the laws will protect you regardless of the severity of your injuries, resulting in a settlement against the party at fault. But even though…
read moreCar accidents happen all the time, so it’s best to be prepared should you ever become involved in one. For those involved in a traffic accident, some steps should be taken to make sure that you don’t make the situation worse. Remain calm. Assess the situation. Look for anybody who is injured. Call and wait…
read moreDetermining who is at fault in a car accident is especially important if you need your car repaired. The rules regarding fault differ according to each state. This is complicated by the fact that some states are “no-fault” while others are “fault” states. If the other driver is at fault and you reside in a…
read moreIn the State of California, as in all the other states, civil lawsuits such as personal injury or property damage lawsuits must be filed within a legally-defined time period known as the Statute of Limitations. The Statute of Limitations can vary, depending on the type of lawsuit being filed and who is being sued. The…
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