Based on the facts you gave, the U-turn driver probably has the tougher liability argument. A green arrow can make the U-turn legal, but it still...

Based on what you wrote, you may very well have a case against the other driver for causing the crash, especially if your video shows they ran the...

Yes, AAA's "neither at fault" determination doesn't bind you in court. Insurance adjusters make those calls internally to avoid paying out — a...

She can technically try to walk back her statement, but it is going to backfire, not help her. Her original statement to her insurer is not...

In California, both parents of a deceased child are considered heirs with full standing to bring a wrongful death claim. Under CCP § 377.60, all...

Trimmed dashcam footage doesn't automatically become invalid just because it's been edited down — courts accept video evidence showing the relevant...

What your husband experienced sounds like a premises liability claim. Retail stores have a legal duty to maintain a reasonably safe environment,...

What you're describing is a personal injury case, and depending on how the negligence is framed, it could also be pursued as medical malpractice. A...

Yes, you may have a viable claim against the business under California premises liability law. Property owners — including businesses — have a...

Yes — you absolutely can and likely should pursue a civil case, and the active criminal proceedings don't prevent you from doing so. Civil and...