Proposition 213 and San Diego Rental Car Accidents Proposition 213 is a California law that prohibits people injured in traffic collisions from recovering damages for “pain and suffering”‚ even where the other driver is at fault‚ if the injured driver did not own auto insurance at the time of the accident. The reason for the […]
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Who Is Liable in a Collision with a Government Vehicle? We’ve all been there – the approaching sirens‚ the screaming red and white lights and then the other motorists around you beginning to make way for the incoming ambulance‚ police car or fire truck. But what happens if you didn’t see one of these speeding […]
Learn More About Who Is Liable in a Collision with a Government Vehicle?
We don’t know about you, but October is one of our favorite months of the year, especially here in San Diego. The weather has started to cool off some and there are plenty of festivals and events around the city that residents and visitors alike are able to take advantage of. Unfortunately, October also sees […]
Learn More About Happy Halloween, Oktoberfest, Autumn, Etc. – Stay Safe
While outsiders may not recognize it as such, San Diego is very much a college town. With prominent universities located throughout the city, including University of California San Diego (UCSD), University of San Diego, San Diego State University, and more, San Diegans are well aware that our traffic patterns are in large part determined by […]
Learn More About Beware of (Some) College Student Drivers
Most people don’t think about what insurance adjusters do until they get into a car crash. When they do, they learn that the adjuster is the person who’s responsible for evaluating their claim and determining how much compensation, if any, they’re is entitled to. And while some people may find their adjuster friendly and helpful, […]
Learn More About Your Accident Is Just a Statistic to Your Adjuster
It’s easy to assume that an accident that only involved a single vehicle was the fault of the driver. But this is not necessarily the case. While many single-vehicle crashes are the result of driver error, in a significant number of instances, someone else is to blame. How? Here’s how.
Learn More About When a Single-Vehicle Crash Isn’t the Fault of the Driver
Memorial Day is coming up, and that means the streets and highways around San Diego will be more crowded than ever. Many of the cars on the road will belong to tourists and out-of-towners who are unfamiliar with California traffic. This will almost certainly lead to an increase in the number of crashes.
Learn More About Tourists Don’t Get a Free Pass to Hit You on Memorial Day
Everyone knows the physical toll that a car crash can take: broken bones, cuts and bruises, head or spine injuries. That’s why insurance coverage is mandated for drivers in every state in the U.S., including California. But insurance often falls short of helping victims deal with the emotional trauma that results from car accidents. It […]
Learn More About What Insurers Don’t Tell You About the Emotional Costs of a Car Wreck
As pedestrians in San Diego, we know the importance of caution when it comes to crossing traffic. But one thing most people would never imagine is being struck by a car while inside a building. Unfortunately, storefront accidents more common than you think.
Learn More About What’s the Deal with Storefront Accidents?
Southern California’s roads are notoriously congested, and San Diego residents see the aftermath of accidents almost every day while on their commutes. That’s why California has the highest average insurance rates in the country. With such high rates, you probably assume that if you’ve paid for an insurance policy, you will be protected in the […]
Learn More About “No Fault” Doesn’t Mean “No Pay”