Not every car accident will require the assistance of law enforcement. Many just involve an exchange of contact information and insurance information and a phone call to your insurance company. But when police are involved there will always be some sort of police report generated. It is usually written up by the investigating officer who[ Read More ]

If there is one practical thing California is notorious for, it is traffic. Many people are on the road at any given time, increasing the likelihood that a car accident will happen. In fact, the most recent statistics show that 490,168 car crashes were reported in the state in 2016. These accidents resulted in 3,842[ Read More ]

Rear-end car accidents are most often caused by one driver following too closely and failing to break when appropriate, but there are a number of different situations in which the driver being rear-ended is actually at fault. Each accident situation is unique, so it’s important to evaluate your individual circumstances before making an assumption about[ Read More ]

Nationwide statistics have increasingly shown a conclusive link between using a cell phone while driving and being involved in a motor vehicle collision. In response to this dangerously growing trend, several states have passed legislation to prevent the risky behavior and reduce the prevalence of accidents. Cell Phone-Related Car Collisions in California California’s laws prohibit[ Read More ]

Unforeseen car collisions are devastating. When your vehicle has been deemed a total loss by your insurance company, you might have serious questions about current car loans you have on a vehicle that is now inoperable. Recovering from a “Total Loss” Crash in California Your insurance company is the primary authority when determining whether your[ Read More ]