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Plain-English guidance for injured Californians. This information is educational and is not legal advice.
California is a strict liability dog bite state — an owner can be responsible even if the dog never bit anyone before. Here is what Civil Code 3342 actually says, who it protects, and the defenses that still apply.
Some California injury claims resolve in months; others take years. Here is what happens at each stage, why medical treatment sets the pace, and the factors that lengthen or shorten a case.
In a California rideshare crash, which policy pays depends on exactly what the driver was doing at that moment. Here are the three coverage periods set by state law, and the dollar figures attached to each.
California drivers must yield to pedestrians in marked and unmarked crosswalks — but pedestrians have duties too. Here is what Vehicle Code section 21950 actually says, and how fault is decided when someone is hit.
A traumatic brain injury does not require losing consciousness, and symptoms can take days to appear. Here is how TBIs happen in accidents, why they are under-diagnosed, and what makes these claims different.
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