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If you’re dealing with a broken agreement, one of the first questions that comes up is about deadlines: how long do you have to file a lawsuit? In California, the rules are specific, and understanding them is critical. In California, […]
When you’ve been in a car accident, the aftermath can be overwhelming. Dealing with injuries, property damage, lost wages, and emotional distress is tough enough—but dealing with your insurance company, especially when personal injury claims are involved, can add another […]
In California, understanding when the statute of limitations (SOL) starts for personal injury cases is critical. Typically, you have two years from the injury date to file a lawsuit. However, the California discovery rule can extend this period. It starts […]
If you’ve been injured in an accident or subjected to harmful, illegal conduct in the workplace, then you could be entitled to legal compensation. As you explore the possibilities of a lawsuit or some other form of redress, you may […]
Have you been involved in an accident or employment-related issue? If so, chances are that you have many questions to ask a lawyer, from the cost of working with legal counsel to what sort of compensation you can expect to […]
Lawsuits (and accidents) vary substantially, but despite that, there are certain “common types of lawsuits” that occur more often than others — whether due to their unique dangers, or their ubiquity in society. These common types of lawsuits often fall […]
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