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The Role of Dashcams in Car Accident Claims

Dashcams have become increasingly popular among drivers in California, and for good reason. These small, windshield-mounted cameras record everything that happens on the road, providing critical evidence in case of an accident. But do they actually help in car accident claims? The answer is a resounding yes—in many situations, dashcam footage can make a huge difference in proving liability and protecting your rights.

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Who’s Responsible if a Driverless Car Hits You?

Imagine walking across a busy intersection or driving your car down a quiet street when a sleek, driverless vehicle suddenly collides with you. There’s no human behind the wheel—just sensors, cameras, and algorithms. As futuristic as it sounds, autonomous vehicles are becoming a reality on California roads. But when accidents happen, who’s held responsible?

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How California’s Wildfire Crisis is Shaping Legal Claims

California’s wildfire season seems to stretch year-round, with devastating fires wreaking havoc on communities, businesses, and natural landscapes. While the immediate focus is often on containment and recovery, there’s an important legal dimension that many overlook: who bears the responsibility for damages caused by wildfires?

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Handling Business Disputes in California

For businesses in California, the choice often comes down to mediation vs. litigation. Both methods have their advantages, but choosing the right approach can save time, money, and relationships. Let’s explore the key differences between mediation and litigation, when each option makes sense, and why having the right legal team on your side can make all the difference.

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Understanding Claims for Injuries on Public Property

When you’re injured on public property, it can be challenging to know where to start with a claim. While public entities have a duty to maintain safe environments, there are unique rules and protections that apply to government-owned properties. Here, we’ll cover what qualifies as a claim, key legal distinctions, and the steps you need to take if you’re considering legal action.

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Section 998 Offers in Personal Injury Cases

If you’re involved in a personal injury case, California’s Code of Civil Procedure Section 998 offers may come into play. These offers are powerful tools that can influence the financial outcomes of a case. They’re specifically designed to encourage parties to settle before trial, which can save both time and money. But what happens if you reject a Section 998 offer and the case doesn’t go as planned? Understanding how these offers work and their impact on attorneys’ fees and costs is crucial.

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Contingency Fees in Personal Injury Cases

A contingency fee is a payment structure used by personal injury attorneys to make legal services more accessible. With a contingency fee agreement, clients only pay their lawyer if they win their case or secure a settlement. Rather than charging hourly or requiring upfront payments, the lawyer’s fee is a percentage of the compensation obtained from the case.

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