Before I dive into this info, let me give props to Noah Moss of our office. He’s a talent filled with great approaches and ideas, and this research spawned from him discussing drafting requests for admissions in a way to hold Defendants accountable in a structured way.
By Eric Ganci
If a person has acted improperly (negligently or maybe intentionally) and harmed someone else, sometimes California law allows Plaintiff to seek “punitive damages.” These damages serve to compensate the Plaintiff for injuries…and to punish the Defendant for the wrongful acts.
Here’s the scenario: you are prepping for a civil trial and late in the game, you just found a witness that you need or want to testify for your trial.
If you see a semi-truck or another type of large truck that looks unsafe or is being driven dangerously, you have the right to file a complaint against the trucking company with the help of a San Diego truck accident lawyer.
Using a helmet while riding a bike will dramatically reduce the risk of a brain injury, but unfortunately, it doesn’t eliminate it. Bicyclists can still sustain a traumatic brain injury in an accident even while wearing a bike helmet.
Truck accidents are often catastrophic, and sadly, many of them are preventable. Due to long work hours, commercial truck drivers are at a particularly high risk of driver fatigue, which is responsible for more than 90,000 accidents each year and nearly 800 deaths.
Individuals who survive an aviation accident have the right to recover compensation for their losses. However, determining who is liable can be complicated and will depend on the cause of the accident.
By Eric Ganci
If a Plaintiff sees a doctor on a lien, not covered by health insurance, can defense argue Plaintiff is uninsured?
Yes, this is a particular topic. But yes, this is the kind of stuff that comes up in civil trials.
