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TL;DR: Truck accidents are overwhelming—but you’re not alone. Get medical attention, document the scene, notify your insurer, and speak to a lawyer. You typically have 2 years to file a personal injury claim in California (CCP §335.1), but acting quickly gives you a stronger case.   Breathe, Then Act: 5 Key Steps Get Medical Help …

TL;DR: If you’re hit by an uninsured driver in California, you may still be able to recover compensation through uninsured motorist (UM) coverage, direct legal action, or other insurance options. Don’t panic. Take a breath, get medical help, document the crash, and speak with an attorney immediately. Time matters. Breathe, Then Act: 3 Key Steps …

Firstly, Whether you were involved in a car crash, a wrongful death case, or any other injury claim, our hearts and thoughts go out to you. any and all legal matters can have an immense impact on your life. That’s why finding an experienced attorney may be the most important action you can take in …

TL;DR: If you’re the victim of a hit-and-run accident in California, call 911 immediately, gather evidence, write down everything you remember, notify your insurance company, and contact a car accident lawyer. You may still be eligible for compensation, even if the other driver is never found. Don’t face this alone. Step-by-Step: What to Do After …

TL;DR: California law requires drivers to report certain accidents, maintain minimum insurance, and understand how fault affects claims. Key laws include the 2-year deadline to file injury claims (Code of Civil Procedure §335.1), comparative negligence (Civil Code §1714), and reporting rules (Vehicle Code §20008). Knowing these rules can protect your rights and improve your settlement. …