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Learn more about motor vehicle accidents, wrongful death and other aspects of California personal injury law here on the Hamparyan Law blog. Check back often as we share the latest news about our firm as well as helpful informational posts to help you better understand the plaintiffs injury law landscape in San Diego County and beyond.
Most Dangerous Roads in San Diego County for Car and Truck Accidents
Numerous people get injured or killed in San Diego County vehicle crashes. In fact, between 2008 and 2018, some 868 people died on our highways, according to a 10-year review. Sadly, one of the most common causes of these accidents is irresponsible driving. Studies have found that California drivers are the most aggressive in the…
How Do You Prove Negligence in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in California?
Wrongful death arises when the death of a person is caused by the legal fault of another person. Wrongful death cases are common aspects of medical malpractice cases, negligence-based accidents, or intentional acts such as crimes. Wrongful death claims, which can be filed by the deceased’s surviving spouse or partner, children, grandchildren, legal guardians, parents,…
How is Liability Determined in a Head-on Collision in California?
Any type of car accident can be serious, and a head-on collision is no exception. Even if those involved in the collision are protected by seatbelts and airbags, the collision can still lead to catastrophic injuries and damages. Survivors usually need to undergo extensive medical treatment and care, leading to lost time at work and…
How long does it take to resolve a car accident claim in California?
How long does it take to resolve a car accident claim in California? On average, from the time a lawsuit is filed and served, it will take approximately 2 months to get the initial response from the defendants’ insurance attorneys. Then the discovery process begins and how long it goes on for will depend on…
Are Insurance Companies Bias In Motorcycle Injury Claims?
Motorcycle accidents usually happen when a car or truck driver fails to recognize a motorcycle as an oncoming vehicle. Collisions frequently occur when motor vehicle drivers come out from a side street or make a left turn directly into the motorcyclist’s path. Nearly 80% of all contact accidents between motorcycles and other vehicles involve a…
What is the Average Payout for a Motorcycle Accident?
If you or someone in your family has been injured in a motorcycle crash, you’re likely facing a mountain of expenses. Hospital and ambulance bills, treatment costs, rehabilitation costs, and lost earnings are just some of the economic damages that can result from such accidents. This financial stress also adds to the tremendous emotional distress…
What is the Most Common Cause of Motorcycle Accidents?
While motorcycle crashes aren’t as frequent as other traffic accidents, they are more likely to cause injuries or death. It is estimated that per mile traveled, 35 more fatalities result from motorcycle accidents than from car collisions. And according to the Insurance Information Institute, motorcyclists are 27 times more likely than car occupants to die…
Should I get a lawyer for a motorcycle accident
If you were involved in a motorcycle crash, you’ve likely sustained costly injuries and are in need of compensation. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to get compensated after a motorcycle accident. You can opt to pursue a claim on your own, but many motorcycle crash victims find that they need to hire a personal injury…
How Long Does A Motorcycle Accident Lawsuit Take?
Getting injured in a motorcycle crash puts you in a sudden high-stress situation. Between medical bills, missed work days and painful injuries, you might be struggling to make ends meet. On top of that, if someone else’s carelessness caused your accident, you’ll have to deal with their insurance carrier or even potentially sue for the…
Who Is Liable in A California Car Accident: Owner or Driver?
What happens if you get injured by a car driver who is not the owner of the car? This happens quite often, but many Californians are still understandably confused as to who is liable to pay for their injuries. Is it the owner who holds the vehicle’s insurance, or the driver who crashed the vehicle?…
