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  Numerous individuals inquire, “Do I need to hire a personal injury attorney for my accident case?” The answer is often no if the accident is minor and there are no serious injuries. However, if you have sustained severe injuries in an accident, you should always consult with an experienced personal injury attorney. When Don’t You Need a Personal Injury Attorney? As a rule, for many minor personal injury cases, you probably do not need an attorney. This is true for a variety of reasons. Specifically, the presence of the following three indicators suggests that you may not require legal counsel: The insurer is fully cooperative Insurers are more responsive to small claims than large ones. If you want less money, the insurance company may agree. Insurance companies don’t want their employees to spend hours on a small claim. They have more incentive to settle and move on. You have a straightforward claim Smaller cases are less complicated than larger ones, as expected. Small cases ma...

  Losing a loved one is a heartbreaking experience for those left behind. Learning that the death was caused by the careless or purposeful conduct of a third party exacerbates the loss. Surviving family members have the right to be indignant and demand justice for their awful loss. In California, accountability can be achieved by filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the guilty party(s). But who receives the money in a settlement for wrongful death? Some family members are eligible for compensation under state legislation. Individuals are usually unclear about who can file a lawsuit and how compensation is allocated in the event of successful litigation. Who Receives Money After a Wrongful Death Lawsuit In California? In the case of a successful lawsuit, the California act on wrongful death lists prospective plaintiffs. Among these individuals are those who have passed away: Surviving spouse or domestic partner. Children Grandchildren Stepchildren, if they were financially depend...

  Accidents, such as falling from a ladder, tripping on a staircase, being burned by a defective product, or a car accident, can alter a person’s life. Those who have suffered serious personal harm are aware of this. If you did not cause the accident, you must identify the accountable party. You are entitled to monetary recompense from anyone whose share of fault exceeds yours, even if you were partially at fault. The individual’s auto, homeowners, or business liability insurance company should compensate you. If you have coverage for uninsured or underinsured drivers, your own insurance company may compensate you for vehicle-related injuries. Mistakes To Avoid in A Car Accident Lawsuit Lying About the Details of Your Case If an insurance company catches you in a lie, as their adjusters are trained to do, winning your case may be nearly impossible. If you are injured in a car accident, you are entitled to compensation. Always give the truth to your attorney, insurance company, and ...

  Accidents involving ridesharing vehicles like Uber and Lyft can be particularly perplexing. If you have been hurt, are unable to work, and have growing medical expenses, it can be difficult to ascertain who is at fault in a car accident and which insurance policies are available to pay you. If you were injured in an Uber or Lyft accident through no fault of your own, you should not be responsible for these expenses. Can I Bring a Car Accident Claim Against Uber Or Lyft? You may file a claim against the firm if you were involved in a collision with a rideshare driver who was at fault, regardless of whether you were: A passenger in the ridesharing car. Another driver on the road. A pedestrian. A cyclist. However, it is essential to clarify that a driver is only regarded as an “Uber or Lyft driver” while on the clock. The driver is only deemed to be on the clock when they have formally stated their availability to take clients and are either awaiting an assignment, en-route to pick ...

  Homeowners’ insurance companies paid out $797 million in homeowners’ insurance dog bite claims in 2018, up 16.7% from the previous year, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Dog bites are the most common homeowners insurance liability claim and are getting more expensive. According to the Insurance Information Institute, the average cost of a dog bite claim has increased more than 67% over the past decade, from $32,072 in 2008 to $53,982 in 2018. If you have a dog, it’s important to ensure you’re properly covered in case your dog bites someone. But even if you don’t have a dog, you could still be liable if a dog bite occurs on your property. There are a few homeowner’s insurance policies, and not all provide coverage for dog bites. If you have a dog, you’ll need to ensure you have the proper coverage to protect yourself from financial liability. Dog Bite Claim and Homeowners Insurance When it comes to homeowners’ insurance, one of the most common questions is: “Does ...