The Rill Blog
Your Guide to Personal Injury Law
In this blog, we'll share valuable insights about personal injury law, break down complex legal concepts into plain English, and provide practical advice for those navigating the aftermath of an injury. From understanding your rights to avoiding common pitfalls in the claims process, consider this your resource for reliable legal information when you need it most.
Southern California Drivers: What to Do After a Car Crash
Being involved in a car crash can be a traumatic and disorienting experience. As an Orange County personal injury attorney, I've guided hundreds of clients through the aftermath of automobile accidents. Let’s walk through the essential steps to take immediately after a crash and in the days that follow to protect your health, rights, and potential legal claims.
Essential Insurance Coverage for an Auto Accident: A Complete Guide
As a personal injury attorney in Orange County, I've seen countless cases where inadequate insurance coverage left accident victims struggling with mounting medical bills and repairs. The emotional and financial toll of an auto accident can be devastating, and having the right insurance coverage can make the difference between recovery and financial ruin.
Who do Personal Injury Attorneys Target on a Case?
It’s not every day that you think about suing someone or filing a lawsuit. It usually takes extreme measures like insurmountable hospital bills, a totaled or severely damaged vehicle, or lost wages for a person to pursue action. And even then, it can be hard, as some people are not wanting to sue an individual.
Are Dog Bites Covered Under Homeowners Insurance?
The good news is that most homeowners and renters insurance policies cover dog bite liability. This includes legal expenses as well as the medical expenses of the victim. The average policy will cover a significant amount, but if a claim exceeds the policy’s limits, the dog owner will be responsible for all damages above it.
How do Personal Injury Attorneys Get Paid?
When it comes to personal injury cases, many attorneys will work on what is called a contingency instead of a set or hourly retainer. This arrangement offers many benefits to clients, including the exclusion of upfront costs. But what is a contingency and how does it work?
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