If you have been involved in a car accident in Orange County, you may have a lot of questions, including questions involving how long you have to file your claim. Delaying too long could put your ability to recover financial compensation for your injuries at risk. Statute of Limitations in CA Car Accidents In general,…
If you were injured in an Orange County car accident that was not your fault, you may find yourself fighting with the insurance company to receive the compensation that your injuries and property damage (i.e. damage to your car) deserve. Unfortunately, most insurance companies (even your own!) are not on your side. One of the…
According to a recent study, approximately 15% of the miles driven in California are by Uber and Lyft drivers. This study, and other news articles in cities across our golden state, reveal that these ride-sharing apps have conversely also created additional traffic on the road. If you follow the news, then you know that Uber…
Uber is an easy and reliable alternative for many residents of Orange County. Unfortunately, despite the alternative it provides to drinking and driving, riding in an Uber is not without risk. Indeed, Uber accidents in Orange County are on the rise. If you or a loved one were injured in an Uber accident, who is…
Uber-related car accidents are on the rise throughout California. From Orange County to Los Angeles, to Riverside and San Jose, more and more passengers are being injured while riding in a vehicle driven by an Uber driver. While the company does carry a $1 million insurance policy for accidents, there are some things that passengers…
Halloween is all about the tricks, treats, and costumes. With more people in cars and out and about while walking their favorite neighborhood, it’s important that you take some extra measures to stay safe and avoid a car or pedestrian accident. Here’s a list of safety tips you can use to stay safe these Halloween….
In early 2017, a new driving law went into effect in California in an effort to reduce the number of car accidents caused by distracted driving. This means that if you’re driving in Orange County, you’re no longer able to have your cell phone in your hand — for any reason — making it easier…
Car accidents can be minor and cause no injuries to the occupants or damage to the vehicles. Unfortunately, however, most California car accidents do cause injuries. Accident victims then go on to deal with lost wages, costly medical care, emotional trauma and sometimes even long-term disability. Read on for some dos and don’ts of auto…
Taking your children to daycare, school, a music recital, a sporting event, or even just out for ice cream can be extremely dangerous. According to Esurance.com, many car accidents take place within 25 miles of your home. Most fatalities for car accidents happen between 6 pm and midnight.
When a car accident happens in Orange County, the first thing everyone wants to know is who is at fault. It seems that no one, including the person who caused the accident, wants to accept responsibility. Determining liability, or guilt, is necessary for both insurance companies and there are a number of factors that determine…