Straight answers about California injury claims.

Do you have to give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurance company in California? No. Learn what adjusters look for and what to say instead.

California’s pure comparative negligence rule cuts your car accident recovery by your share of fault. See how percentages really work and how to fight back.

Car accident not my fault? What to do in California, step by step: police report, SR-1, doctor, the other driver’s insurer, deadlines. Free consultation.

A policy limits demand asks the insurer to pay everything the policy covers by a firm deadline. See how California’s 999 demand works. Free consultation.

Is California a no-fault state? No. It is an at-fault state. Learn how fault is decided, what partial fault means, and who pays after a crash. Free consult.

Hit by a car as a pedestrian in California? Who pays your medical bills, your crosswalk rights, and the deadlines to act. Free consult, no fee unless we win.

Is lane splitting legal in California? Yes, under Vehicle Code 21658.1. See the CHP tips, who is at fault when a rider is hit, and how to protect your claim.

A medical lien lets a hospital, health plan, Medi-Cal, or Medicare claim part of your injury settlement. See California’s lien caps and protect your recovery.

Yes, California’s dog bite law holds owners strictly liable under Civil Code 3342. Learn the exceptions, the two-year deadline, and who really pays.

Hit by an uninsured driver in California? Learn how a UM claim on your own policy works, the two-year deadline, and who pays your bills. Free consultation.