The general statute of limitations for personal injury in California is two years from the date of your injury. Be wary though, should you have to...

Should I sue for bad faith or try consulting with agent to reconsider my claim?

Under California Insurance Code Section 662, an insurer can only cancel an auto liability policy if they have provided the insured with written...

Bike was totaled but I'm fine. Is my bike covered if the motorist is at fault but I do not have motorcycle insurance?

You can obtain most of your damages (medical amounts paid for injuries, lost wages for time off of work, loss of use of the vehicle, and the cost...

What can I do?

Without additional information, it's difficult to evaluate your issue. Which entity issued the notice for the outstanding payment? Was it a...

The other, at-fault driver, or their insurance company, are generally going to be held responsible to pay for the value of your totaled vehicle. ...

Is this considered a medical malpractice case?

My sincere condolences on these tragic incidents. In California, medical malpractice cases are governed by generally the same standards as other...

My son was hit in the face and suffered a concussion bleeding on the brain,broken nose. Should he sue the bowling alley

Premises liability cases against a business, such as the bowling alley, can be difficult. Usually, you have to show notice or foreseeability of...

Is arbitration mandatory for uninsured motorist claim? Should it be expected as fair?

If your insurance policy has an arbitration clause for UM claims, it is likely that the clause will be enforced and arbitration will be mandatory. ...

Wrongful insurance/malpractice

There are a few issues that will determine whether you have a viable case or not. First, was your insurance offered through your employer? If so,...

My lawyer just settled one of my cases against my insurance company. He took all the money. How is that possible ?

You should request a full accounting of both where the money went, and how it was spent. You are entitled to know how the fees are distributed,...