Bay Area Personal Injury Blog

In the majority of states including California, car insurance is fault-based, which is known as a tort state. This means that someone must be determined to be at fault after an accident occurs. The driver who is found to be at fault for an accident is financially responsible to pay for injuries and damages that

A California parking lot accident may happen when you least expect it. Drivers sometimes forget that they need to stay alert for other drivers when they are in a parking lot. They may not look behind them while backing up, drive a little too fast, or be looking for a parking place that they don’t

California is considered an at-fault state rather than a no-fault state, which means drivers are financially responsible for any accident they cause. As a licensed driver in California, you are required to carry proof of financial responsibility at all times for any accident you might cause. Most people satisfy car insurance requirements by carrying auto

Whether you’ve sustained a broken windshield, a bent axle, or worse, almost every California motor vehicle accident is likely to result in some form of property damage. Property damage also isn’t confined to just your car. Personal property such as watches, glasses, phones, laptops, sports equipment, and more can all be damaged in the vehicle.