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From Tom Feher, Esq. “Fault gets decided by whoever documented better. The driver who takes ninety seconds of video at the scene, saves the dashcam file, and orders the CHP report usually beats the driver with the better story, because stories fade and files do not.” Short answer: California has three car accident reporting requirements

From Tom Feher, Esq. “The adjuster who calls three days after your crash is trained, friendly, and evaluated on how little the file costs. Nothing they ask for in that first week, a recorded statement, a medical authorization, a quick check, exists to help you. Politeness costs nothing. Signatures cost plenty.” Short answer: be polite,

From Tom Feher, Esq. “Adjusters keep score. They know which firms have stood in front of a jury in the last five years and which firms always take the third offer. Your case gets priced accordingly before anyone has read your medical records. The single best thing you can do for your settlement is hire

From Tom Feher, Esq. “Motorcycle cases are won or lost on evidence gathered in the first two weeks. Juries and adjusters start with a bias against riders, and the only thing that beats bias is proof: the photos, the gear, the footage, the data. Save everything, repair nothing, and let us fight about what it

How California whistleblower rewards are calculated, which laws pay them, and what a worker must show to qualify. Free consultation.

California WARN Act layoffs require 60 days written notice. What the notice must say, who is covered, and what a violation is worth.

After a California crash: how med pay covers medical bills, who pays for your rental car, and how to dispute a lowball total-loss value. Plain-language guide.

California law strongly protects elders. Nursing home abuse and neglect claims can recover damages plus enhanced remedies and attorney fees under the Elder Abuse Act.

If your child was hurt on a California school bus, you may be able to sue, but a government-claim deadline as short as 6 months applies. What parents must do.

In California, parents can be liable when their teen driver causes a crash, through signed-license liability and negligent entrustment. What parents need to know.

When a California insurer unreasonably denies or delays your valid claim, that is bad faith. You may recover the claim plus extra damages. How to prove it.