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Injuries Common in Rideshare Accidents
TL;DR: Whiplash, concussions, broken bones, and soft tissue injuries are common in Uber/Lyft crashes. Document everything, including delayed symptoms. Even soft tissue injuries can lead to strong settlements. Seek medical care quickly and consult an attorney. Why These Accidents Cause Unique Injuries Rideshare accidents often involve sudden impacts at awkward angles—like T-bones, side-swipes, or abrupt …
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Washington Tint Laws [An In-Depth Guide]
Washington State tint laws have received subsequent updates since 1990, notably in 2011, when specific limits were set for vehicle windows to maintain safe driving and visual clarity. These rules focus on window tint darkness and how much visible light is allowed to pass through the glass. Whether you are planning on tinting your car …
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What Makes Truck Accidents So Legally Complex?
What Makes Truck Accidents So Legally Complex? TL;DR: Truck accidents involve more than just driver error. Federal regulations, black box data, fatigue, and the potential for multiple liable parties make these cases significantly more complex than a typical car accident. In California, understanding fault and preserving evidence early is essential to building a strong case. …
1 day ago

Are Mini Bikes Street Legal in California?
Ever spotted those small, sometimes loud mini bikes riding through your neighborhood and thought, “Wait, are those things even legal to ride on the street? If you’re thinking about hopping on one yourself, you’ve gotta know the rules—and the potential headaches—before you gear up. Let’s answer the question: Are these bikes street legal? What is …
1 day ago

Liability in Rideshare Accidents: Who’s at Fault?
TL;DR: In a California rideshare accident, liability could fall on the Uber or Lyft driver, the platform itself, or a third-party driver. The specific facts—like who caused the crash, app status, and available insurance—determine who pays. California’s comparative fault laws allow multiple parties to share blame. Understanding how liability works is key to getting …
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