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Know your rights as an injured Californian: the damages you can recover, how comparative fault works, dog bite liability, and protections after a serious injury.
California is a pure comparative fault state: being partly to blame reduces your recovery but never bars it. Here is how the percentages are set, what Proposition 51 changed, and how insurers use fault to cut claims.
California injury damages fall into economic and non-economic categories — and they are proven in very different ways. Here is what each covers, how future losses are valued, and what Proposition 51 means when several parties are at fault.
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.
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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