GM Faces Rebuke by California Judge After Pedestrian Dragged by Robotaxi

As the transport industry continuously evolves, California residents face new threats every day. The rise of driverless vehicles has sparked considerable controversy. Despite promises that this technology is completely safe, numerous rideshare accidents in California have been linked to self-driving vehicles. One recent example involves GM’s “Cruise” robotaxis – and a personal injury lawsuit is currently underway involving one of these vehicles. Judge Orders GM to Offer Plaintiff the Maximum Possible Settlement On February 7, 2024, it was reported that a California judge had ordered GM to offer an injured pedestrian the maximum possible settlement for a crash that almost claimed her...

18 January

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How Should I Follow Up with My Doctor After a California Auto Accident?

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How Should I Follow Up with My Doctor After a California Auto Accident

Many California auto accident victims are released from the hospital in a somewhat dazed state. They may have suffered head injuries that caused some form of memory loss. They may have been heavily medicated and sedated during their hospital stay, making it difficult to recall exactly what happened. The underlying psychological trauma can also make it challenging to think back on auto accidents. Although it might seem tempting to simply put it all behind you and forget about your accident, it is very important to follow up with your primary doctor after a car accident. In such cases, also seeking...

25 December

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Switching Seats: When the Driver in a California Accident Is Unclear

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Switching Seats: When the Driver in a California Accident Is Unclear

If an intoxicated individual causes a crash in California, there is an obvious incentive to switch places with a non-intoxicated passenger. Does this strategy really work after an accident? More importantly, how might it affect an injured victim’s ability to pursue compensation? These are questions that may arise after a California auto accident involving intoxicated individuals. Switching Seats is a Common Phenomenon After DUI Crashes in California Many intoxicated drivers in California have attempted to switch seats with passengers to escape the consequences. On at least one occasion, a drunk American driver even attempted to switch places with his dog before police...

05 December

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Who Can I Sue after a Bike Accident in California?

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Who Can I Sue after a Bike Accident in California

If you were involved in an accident while riding your bike in California, you might be intent on pursuing justice. Cyclists have rights in the Golden State, and injured victims are fully entitled to explore their options for legal action. A personal injury lawsuit can provide compensation, allowing cyclists to cover their medical expenses, missed wages, and other damages. Who exactly should you sue if you find yourself in this situation? Determine Who Was at Fault If you are wondering who you can sue for a bike accident, the first step is simple: Determine who was at fault for your accident. Sometimes,...