Author name: Tom Feher, Esq.

Car accident settlements in California typically take anywhere from a few months to over two years to resolve, and Feher Law helps clients navigate these delays every day. The timeline depends on factors like injury severity, disputed liability, insurance company tactics, and whether litigation becomes necessary. Understanding these delays can help you navigate the process

Yes, you can sue a drunk driver in California if their actions caused you harm. At Feher Law, we help victims pursue civil lawsuits that are completely separate from any criminal charges the driver may face. While the state prosecutes drunk drivers for breaking the law, you have the right to pursue compensation for your

Yes, you can get a pre-settlement loan on your car accident case in California. At Feher Law, we help clients understand these legal funding advances, which provide cash while your case is pending and help you cover expenses without accepting a lowball settlement. However, understanding how these loans work and whether they’re right for your

If someone brake-checks you in California, the brake-checking driver is typically at fault when their actions are intentional and unnecessary. California Vehicle Code §22109 prohibits unnecessary sudden stops. However, California’s pure comparative negligence rule means following drivers may share fault if they were tailgating, distracted, or speeding. Dashcam footage and witness statements are critical evidence

Frequently Asked Questions Who is at fault when I get rear-ended while stopped in California? The rear driver is almost always at fault when they hit a stopped vehicle. Vehicle Code 22350 requires drivers to maintain a speed safe for conditions, and following too closely violates Vehicle Code 21703. California courts treat rear-end collisions on