If you are jogging on someone’s property and injure yourself…can Defendant be liable for negligence or failing to properly maintain their premises? The answer is “it depends”…it usually is in the law…but this February 4, 2022 decision Rucker v.
For Immediate Release – February 7, 2022
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After a car accident in San Diego, it is critical to preserve certain pieces of evidence that will significantly impact your ability to recover compensation. Here are the types of evidence that can help ensure you have a solid car accident case.
A subrogation claim is how your insurance company attempts to recover reimbursement from the at-fault party’s insurer for the benefits they have paid out under your policy. A literal definition of the word “subrogation” is to stand in the shoes of someone else.
By Eric Ganci
In litigation, if Defense thinks Plaintiff filed a lawsuit against Defendant, and Defendant thinks with Plaintiff’s case there is “no triable issue as to any material fact”, Defendant can file a Motion for Summary Judgment.
Whiplash is a very common neck injury caused in car accidents due to the impact of forcefully moving the neck back and forth. Although many victims suffer from this type of injury, it should not be overlooked.
On January 7, 2022, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a memorandum decision upholding a victory in the trial court over an effort to compel arbitration of claims filed by a class of RV buyers who allege the RVs have defective frames that are prone to cracking and warping.
Practicefirst, a medical management solutions company providing data services to health care providers, has reported a data breach that may have affected over 1.2 million individuals. Practicefirst offers billing and coding services to health care providers such as hospitals, doctors’ offices, and laboratories.
