Yes, you can. In fact, disputing an inaccurate police report is a good idea in cases where there are genuinely problematic and inconsistent statements made in the police report that could impact your ability to recover compensation. Confused? Let’s briefly go through a basic overview of the police report, …

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Yes, but it’s important to clarify what is meant when we say that California Vehicle Codes (such as CVC 22350, which governs unsafe speeds, or CVC 21703, which governs how closely motor vehicle operators are allowed to follow behind others) apply to the litigation of a car accident dispute. Let’s …

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If a car accident aggravates an existing injury, you may still be entitled to receive compensation pursuant to a lawsuit, but your ability to secure adequate compensation may be limited (depending on the nature of the pre-existing injury and the aggravation itself). Aggravation of a pre-existing injury is a genuine …

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If you are partially at fault for an auto accident, California law will allow you to sue and recover damages, though your total recovery will be hampered somewhat by the degree of your fault contribution. To better understand how this system works, let’s briefly explore the context of damage recovery …

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Experienced Los Angeles Personal Injury Lawyer If you have sustained injuries in a truck accident in California due to the negligent, reckless, or intentional misconduct of another party, the law may give you a right of action for damages. In pursuing your claims, however, you’re likely to come up against …

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