In California, a car accident settlement usually does not exceed the at-fault driver’s insurance policy limits. However, exceptions exist when insurers act in bad faith, when multiple policies apply, or when victims can collect from personal assets or UM/UIM coverage. Understanding Policy Limits in California California requires drivers to carry minimum liability insurance under California…
Pre-existing medical conditions often raise questions in personal injury cases. Many people worry that an old injury, illness, or chronic health problem will prevent them from pursuing compensation after an accident. California law allows injured victims to recover damages even if they had prior conditions, but these conditions can affect how claims are evaluated and…
T-bone accidents happen when the front of one vehicle hits the side of another, often forming a “T” shape. These vehicle crashes usually occur at intersections and while it may seem obvious who is at fault, determining legal responsibility is often complex. Who Is At Fault in a T-Bone Accident? Fault in a T-bone crash…
