Understanding Brain Injury Claims: A Visual Guide
The infographic below will delve into the nature of a brain injury claim and how the severity affects a personal injury case.
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Read MoreIt is important to follow very specific safety protocols to ensure the safety of you and your family. RMD Law LLP has provided eight steps to take after a car accident in Orange County:
Do not leave your car until you have pulled over to a safe place.
File a police report if you plan to file an injury claim within two years. Call an ambulance to assist any injuries that have occurred.
Don’t admit to being at fault prematurely for the accident. Don’t admit to being “fine” after a car accident.
Take pictures of the damages as a result of the car accident. Ensure you have a clear record of the day and time.
Collect their contact details, insurance information, and notate the license plate number.
If there were any witnesses present at the time of your car accident in Orange County, make sure to get their contact information.
You have the right to file an injury claim to be paid for your injuries, medical bills, lost income, and more.
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Learn moreYes, in California, the statute of limitations for car accidents is usually two years. However, this time limit might be much shorter depending on the facts of your case. For example, in a claim against the government, the statute of limitations is just six months. Because every case is different, you should contact our lawyers right away to preserve your rights.
Distracted drivers: Drivers that are texting, eating, applying makeup, and reading are common causes of accidents.
Drinking while driving: Even though there are strict laws that try to prohibit drunk driving, many drivers still get behind the wheel after a few drinks which delay their reaction times and ability to think clearly.
Speeding: Many accidents are caused by unsafe drivers who are going over the legal speed limit.
Bad road conditions: Whether it’s roads that are not maintained or the weather, the roads can be affected by bad road conditions.
California is an “at-fault” state. This means that any party involved in a car accident is required to file a claim with the at-fault party’s insurance company. Whoever is considered at-fault in an accident will be responsible for paying damages to anyone involved.
No-Fault States: California is not a no-fault state. In no-fault states, anyone involved in an accident seeks recovery from their own individual insurance companies, no matter who is at-fault for the car accident. The only exception in this rule is when a driver files a claim after being involved in an accident resulting in severe, permanent or fatal accidents.
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The infographic below will delve into the nature of a brain injury claim and how the severity affects a personal injury case.
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