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Everything You Need to Know About California’s Comparative Negligence Law

California’s comparative negligence law, also referred to as the comparative fault law, states that a person can recover damages from a car accident even when partially to blame for the crash. Suppose an individual is found only to be 30% liable for the accident.

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How to Determine Who Is At-Fault in a California Multi-Car Accident

In a California multi-car accident, multiple drivers may be held liable. Two or more drivers may share liability for negligent acts such as violating traffic laws or playing a role in the collision.

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How Does Being Pregnant Impact a Personal Injury Claim?

Depending on the type of accident, injuries sustained, and how far along a mother is in her pregnancy, these factors can play a role in how severe a traumatic accident is for a mother and her unborn child. Many may sustain internal bleeding or serious bodily injury.

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6 Ways Road Rage Causes Car Accidents in California

Understanding the ways a road rage incident contributes to car collisions in California may help drivers avoid getting into a heated encounters with other drivers while driving. Read about six ways road rage can cause car collisions.

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What Are My Rights as a Passenger in a California Motorcycle Accident?

Passengers on motorcycles have rights after an accident just as those riding in a vehicle do. There is no legal age limit to ride a motorcycle as a passenger in California. However, some laws outline how bikers should ride a motorcycle and what is required when riding with passengers.

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What to Do If There Is No Police Report for Your California Car Crash

A car accident lawyer can help gather evidence and discuss the incident with law enforcement. If the officer did not create a police report, contact a lawyer as soon as possible to discuss your next steps.

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How to Report a Dog Bite in California

Depending on the breed of the dog and the area of the bite, you could suffer injuries that significantly affect your life. Follow our suggestions after you suffer injuries from a dog bite in California.

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What Does the “Duty of Care” Refer to in a California Injury Claim?

When a personal injury accident occurs, the topic of the duty of care owed to the victim is often discussed when determining whether the at-fault party was being negligent at the time of the accident.

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