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How To Get Ahold Of Another Driver’s Insurance Information

January 27, 2023 Car Accidents

After a car accident, it is critical to have the correct auto insurance information of the driver(s) involved. There are several ways to get ahold of this information. 

Ask the Driver

If you and the other driver are not injured so severely that one or both of you must immediately be taken to the hospital, you will likely have time at the scene of the crash to exchange contact and insurance details with the other driver.

How To Prove Medical Malpractice

January 27, 2023 Personal injury

To prove medical malpractice is responsible for an injury or illness, you must be able to demonstrate the following four elements of negligence. 

Duty of Care

The defendant (at-fault party) owed the plaintiff (victim) a duty of care.

Leading Causes of Car Accident Deaths In California

January 27, 2023 Car Accidents

There are a wide variety of reasons why car accidents happen, but the leading causes of traffic fatalities in California include the following. 

Speeding 

Traveling above the posted speed limit or too fast for roadway conditions is a primary cause of car accidents and traffic fatalities in California.

What Is An M1 and M2 License In California?

January 27, 2023 Motorcycle Accidents

California offers two types of motorcycle licenses, known as M1 and M2. These licenses allow different riding privileges. Just ask our motorcycle accident lawyers in San Diego today!

M1 License in California

An M1 license is the type of license you need to ride any bike, including any two-wheel motorcycle, motor-driven cycle, or motorized scooter, and all vehicles listed under Class M2.

What is California Prop 213?

January 27, 2023 Car Accidents

California’s Proposition 213 applies to uninsured drivers, preventing them from collecting compensation for pain and suffering even if they are not at fault for an accident. This legislation received widespread support in response to higher insurance premiums and the increasing number of uninsured drivers on the road. 

Can You File a Lawsuit Using a Pseudonym and Not Your Real Name?

By Eric Ganci

Filing a lawsuit in California, or anywhere, requires big decisions. One decision may be if you file, you may need to put your actual name on file, for all the public to have access to.

tesla misleading marketing practices

Tesla ADAS Lawsuit Update: Tesla Calls for Dismissal Claiming Failure is not Fraud

January 13, 2023 Blog,Class Action,Class Actions

The law firm of CaseyGerry is representing plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Tesla for misleading marketing practices regarding the capabilities of their Advanced Driver Assistance Systems technology (ADAS).

The lawsuit, which was filed in September of 2022 alleges that Tesla misled customers on the true capabilities of their self-driving technology.

In an MSJ, Show Your Expert Work, Not Just Expert Conclusions – Fajardo v. Dailey

By Eric Ganci

Fajardo v. Dailey filed 10/14/22

In civil law, Defendant can file a motion for summary judgment (an MSJ as we shorten it in the legal biz). I shan’t get deep into what is an MSJ or the law behind it, but at 30,000 feet the law is this: “A court may grant a motion for summary judgment ‘only when ‘all the papers submitted show that there is no triable issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law.’”

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