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What Evidence Do I Collect After a Car Accident?

Evidence collection after a car accident is very important but also contingent on the safety related to the vehicle accident scene. However, evidence collection doesn’t stop after a crash scene is cleared away. As we review the types of evidence that you can help collect after your crash happens, please keep in mind that every… read more

Common Car Accident Airbag Injuries

Airbags save lives, but they can also cause injuries in their own right. As we review the most common types of injuries caused by an airbag release, we encourage you to reach out to a Long Beach car accident attorney for help with your claim. You may be able to recover compensation for all of… read more

Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice Lawsuits in California

Sustaining an injury caused by the negligent actions of a medical provider, whether that be a doctor, nurse, surgeon, or some other type of medical professional, can be devastating. The devastation is often compounded by a failure to understand the time limits involved with filing these claims. In California, the typical personal injury statute of… read more

Does California Workers’ Compensation Cover Mental Health Issues?

Suffering from a mental or emotional issue caused by on-the-job incidents or stress can be overwhelming. This type of mental and emotional pain and suffering can be just as, if not more, devastating than a physical injury, leading to time away from work or even the need for extensive medical treatment. But can California workers… read more

Are Delayed Symptoms Common After a Car Accident?

The immediate aftermath of a car accident can be chaotic, and this is a time frame when adrenaline runs through the bodies of every person involved. Sometimes, injuries after an accident are relatively obvious. However, it is not uncommon for crash victims to notice delayed injury symptoms hours or even days after the incident occurs…. read more

Can You Stack Auto Insurance in California?

Stacking an insurance policy is a tactic some people can use to combine (or stack) uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage for each vehicle you own, which gives you a greater amount of coverage overall. However in California, by law, you can not legally stack your auto insurance policy. Understanding Stacked Auto Insurance Stacked insurance allows… read more

Should I Sign A Medical Authorization Release Form After My Car Accident?

If you sustain injuries after a vehicle accident, your priority should be receiving medical treatment. However, you may also have an injury claim against another party to recover compensation. If that is the case, you will likely have to sign a medical authorization release form at some point. However, we do want to offer some… read more

Are Dash Cams Helpful for Filming Crashes?

Dash cams have become much more popular over the last decade. There are dash cams available for every type of budget, and some vehicles even have dash cams built in when they come from the factory now. But are our dash cams actually helpful for providing evidence after an incident occurs? Here, we want to… read more

Hearing Loss in the Workplace

There are many occupations that can negatively affect our hearing. Unfortunately, occupational hearing loss can occur as a result of louder noises as well as certain chemicals that can damage different parts of the ear. Here, we want to review some ways hearing loss occurs in the workplace as well as discuss what victims can… read more

Who is Eligible for Workers’ Compensation in California?

California has a robust workers’ compensation system to protect state employees who sustain on-the-job injuries or illnesses. However, understanding who can receive these benefits after an injury or illness occurs can be confusing, particularly when discussing independent contractors, which constitute a large part of the California workforce. Here, we want to review California workers’ compensation… read more