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4 Types Of Knee Injuries From Car Accidents You Need To Know About

  Car accidents are a leading cause of knee injuries. In fact, according to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, over 1 million Americans suffer from knee injuries each year due to car accidents. While most knee injuries from car accidents are minor, some can be serious. You should be aware of four types of knee injuries from car accidents. Car Accidents In California Every year, there are  thousands of car accidents in California . In fact, according to the California Highway Patrol, there were over 190,000 car accidents in the state in 2017 alone. That’s an average of over 500 car accidents per day. Car accidents  can be caused by various factors, including speeding, distracted driving, and impaired driving. They can also result from weather conditions or even animals crossing the road. No matter the cause, car accidents can have serious consequences, including injuries, damage to property, and even death. If you’ve been involved in a car accident, it’s essentia...

5 Tips To Maximize Your Chances Of Winning A Wrongful Death Suit In California

  If you have lost a loved one due to the negligence or wrongful act of another, you may be considering filing a wrongful death suit. While no money can replace a lost loved one, filing a successful wrongful death suit can help you obtain justice and recover damages. This article will discuss five tips to maximize your chances of winning a wrongful death suit in California. What Is Wrongful Death Lawsuit? A  wrongful death lawsuit  is a civil action brought by the survivors of a person who died due to the negligence or intentional wrongdoing of another person or entity. To win a wrongful death lawsuit in California, the survivor must prove that another person or entity’s negligence or intentional wrongdoing caused the death. Negligence is defined as the failure to exercise reasonable care under the circumstances. Deliberate wrongdoing is defined as an act intended to harm someone. Two types of damages may be awarded in a wrongful death lawsuit: economic and non-economic d...

Top 5 Questions To Ask Your Personal Injury Lawyer In A Consultation

  Anyone hurt because of someone else’s gross negligence can file a   personal injury claim   in the U.S. A PI claim is a legal action brought by a person who was hurt because another person, company, or entity was careless or reckless. After an accident, many people need   personal injury   lawyers more than ever. It’s essential to know your rights if you get hurt in a car accident, slip, and fall, or in any other way that wasn’t your fault. You can get answers to your questions from a personal injury lawyer. So, what should you ask a lawyer? If a personal injury claim is successful, the person who was hurt can get money back for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other costs. In the United States, every year, there are about : 3 million  automobile accidents 2.5 million people file claims for injuries each year. Personal injury claims paid out $240 billion. 5 critical questions you should always ask your personal injury lawyer. As was alre...

Top 5 Steps To Take If Your Personal Injury Claim Goes To Trial

  If you and the other party can’t agree on a settlement in a   personal injury claim , going to court may be the best choice. If your case goes to court, there are a few things you should do to make sure you are ready. This blog post will talk about five things you should do if your personal injury claim goes to trial. Personal Injury Claim goes to Trial A personal injury claim  trial  is a court case in which the person who was hurt in an accident (the plaintiff) sues the person who caused the accident (the defendant) for damages. If the parties can’t settle the case through negotiation or mediation, it will go to court. At trial, both sides will show the judge or jury their evidence and make their case. The plaintiff will try to show that the defendant caused the accident and that the amount of money awarded will cover the plaintiff’s injuries. The defendant may try to prove that the plaintiff doesn’t deserve compensation for a personal injury or that the amount o...