Shoulder impingement syndrome is one condition that California drivers can incur in the wake of a car accident. The pain can be intense, and the injury may require surgery, but victims may fully recovery in six months at the longest. The nature of the injury The...
Car accidents can lead to femur fractures
Femur fractures are an extremely painful and dangerous injuries sometimes caused by motor vehicle accidents in California. Since femur bones are difficult to break, this trauma usually comes with other major injuries as well. These fractures require immediate medical...
The Moving Forward Act would mandate advanced safety systems
The cars, pickup trucks and SUVs on offer in showrooms in California and around the country will all come equipped with an array of sophisticated electronic safety features if a bill currently making its way through Congress is passed and signed into law. The primary...
Bus accident claims: the basics
California residents can imagine how serious bus accidents can be. Buses carry large numbers of people and usually lack seat belts or airbags, and their large size can also contribute to severe injuries to occupants of other vehicles. Bus accidents can form the basis...
Vehicle safety features: benefits and drawbacks
Drivers in California, especially professional ones like Uber and Lyft drivers, will want to consider having an advanced driver-assistance system installed in their vehicle. Many newer cars already come with one, and the technology will only continue to become more...
Aggressive drivers and what to do around them
Many California drivers give in to anger and commit traffic offenses in order to threaten another person or property. This is known as aggressive driving, and it could involve running a red light, driving on the shoulder or sidewalk, passing in no-passing zones or not...
Self-driving vehicles are not a road safety panacea
You have likely been told that self-driving cars will bring complete safety to California roads as all driver mistakes that lead to accidents will be eliminated. However, a study by the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety has found that self-driving cars will only...
Teen driver safety a priority during “100 deadliest days”
AAA says that, for every mile traveled, teen drivers are three times more likely than adults are to be in a fatal crash. Teens are at an especially high risk for a crash in the 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Both parents and teens in California should...
How rural roads endanger drivers more than city roads
Heavy traffic can raise the risk for a crash, so most drivers in California are rightfully cautious when navigating urban roads. However, this is not the only factor that can make a road dangerous, and drivers should be aware that even the least populated areas can be...
GHSA: pedestrian deaths continued to rise in 2019
You were injured as a pedestrian here in California, and now you're wondering how you can seek compensatory damages. A lot will depend on proving the driver's negligence. The person may be an Uber or Lyft driver, which will make the case a little more complex. In any...
