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The discovery process is a pre-trial phase in a lawsuit where both parties exchange information and evidence related to the case. This stage is critical because it allows each side to gather facts, identify issues, and build their arguments.

Being on the receiving end of an accident is no party. From dealing with medical appointments to managing the emotional aftermath, accident victims have a lot to deal with.

After dealing with a personal injury, you've been through the physical, legal, and financial wringer. So, when it comes time to receive your settlement, the last thing you want is for Uncle Sam to take a big chunk out of it.

In this digital age, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. We share our joys, sorrows, victories, and even our setbacks on these platforms. But what happens when that setback is a car accident?

Being involved in an accident can be a traumatic experience, leaving you feeling shaken and disoriented. It's common to feel a rush of relief if you walk away without any immediate pain or visible injuries.

Filing an insurance claim after an accident or injury can be stressful. You're not just dealing with physical discomfort and emotional trauma, but you're also thrust into a world that revolves around complex legal jargon and procedures.

An accident resulting in injuries is always a stressful situation. However, not all injuries are the same. Injuries vary from person to person and from accident to accident based on their severity.

California citizens suffer injuries from all kinds of accidents involving negligence every single day. According to the California Highway Patrol, California saw 226,028 people injured in car accidents in 2022 alone. If you have been injured in an accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be able to file a personal injury claim.

Accidents can happen just about anywhere. Just leaving your home to go shopping, you might be rear-ended by another vehicle and end up in the emergency room. Assume you’re not rear-ended, and you make it to your favorite retailer. While walking down the aisle, you slip and fall backwards on a wet surface that has not been cordoned off. You suffer neck and spine injuries.

If you’ve been injured in an accident, you may think that the personal injury claim process is too complicated, which may deter you from filing a claim. In this article, we’ve curated answers to some of the most commonly-asked questions our injury clients approach us with. Others involve information our clients wish they’d known at the time of their accident.