Reading Time: 8 min readIf you’ve been injured in a truck accident, it’s essential to contact our California truck accident lawyers as soon as possible. Acting quickly allows us to protect your rights and build a strong case from the start. Here are the situations when reaching out to us will make a significant difference: Partial fault in the […]
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Reading Time: 8 min readTruck accident liability often involves multiple parties, each with distinct responsibilities that may contribute to the crash: The trailer owner The truck driver The trucking company At-fault truck driver vs. trucking company The cargo loaders or shippers The truck manufacturer or parts manufacturer Third-party maintenance providers Government entities Multiple parties may share liability California’s liability
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Reading Time: 10 min readThe average truck accident settlement in California can vary widely, often landing between $100,000 and $1.5 million or more. The range depends on several factors, including: Severity of injuries Property damage Insurance coverage Liability and fault Long-term health impacts The effectiveness of legal representation Do you have grounds for a truck accident claim? Certain
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Reading Time: 9 min readRejecting an insurance settlement offer in California initiates a complex process that often involves continued negotiations or potential legal action. When you decline the insurer’s offer, it typically signifies dissatisfaction with the proposed amount, prompting further discussions. These negotiations may involve back-and-forth exchanges between you and the insurance company, with both parties striving to reach
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Reading Time: 9 min readAfter a truck accident in California, the first thing to do is ensure the safety of everyone involved and then call 911 as soon as possible to get the police to the scene and EMTs, if needed. This can be done simultaneously, of course, by describing the scene to the emergency services while assessing the
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