Key Takeaways: Truck accident claims often take longer than car claims. Severe injuries, federal rules, carriers, insurers, and high policy limits slow settlement. Medical progress, evidence, and fault disputes affect timing. Our experienced Ontario truck accident lawyers at Lerner, Moore, Silva, Cunningham & Rubel help clients understand truck accident settlement timelines involving commercial records and […]
Key Takeaways: Lane change car accidents are common on Inland Empire freeways such as I-10, I-15, SR-60, SR-91, I-215, and SR-210. Fault depends on the facts of the crash and California negligence laws. This blog explains how liability is determined, the evidence required to build a case, and the vital steps injured […]
Managing Partner Scott M. Rubel, Esq. was recently featured on the New York Executive Podcast, discussing his 35-year career as an applicants’ Workers’ Compensation attorney, his commitment to injured workers, and the experiences that have shaped his approach to practicing law. During the conversation, Rubel attributed his success to a simple philosophy of […]
Key Takeaways Med-Pay covers medical bills for drivers and passengers after a car accident, no matter who is at fault. This insurance pays for medical expenses quickly so that people do not have to wait for a legal settlement. California drivers can choose to add this optional coverage to their automobile policies for extra financial […]
When a vehicle is not repaired properly after a car accident, drivers can face ongoing safety risks, mechanical failures, and a lower resale value. Poor repairs may hide more serious damage, cause parts to wear out faster, or leave safety systems unable to work as designed. If a shop cut corners or used substandard parts, […]
Key Takeaways Electric vehicles often perform well in crash safety testing, but their heavier weight can increase collision forces. Battery systems, vehicle software, and advanced technology can create unique liability questions after a crash. Determining fault in an electric vehicle accident may require investigating driver actions, vehicle defects, and other contributing factors. Electric vehicles are […]
Our experienced Inland Empire motorcycle accident lawyers at Lerner, Moore, Silva, Cunningham & Rubel help riders understand liability after crashes in the Inland Empire. Fault depends on evidence and insurance arguments. How Fault Is Determined After a Motorcycle Accident in California “Fault” is determined using police reports, witness statements, photographs, video footage, and crash analysis. […]
Key Takeaways: Motorcycle crashes often cause head, neck, spine, bone, skin, and internal injuries. California requires motorcycle riders and passengers to wear helmets. Protective gear can reduce harm, but it cannot prevent every injury. Medical records, photos, witness statements, police reports, and damaged gear can help support a claim. Motorcycle accidents can cause injuries because […]
Key Takeaways: The rear driver is usually presumed at fault because of the duty to keep a safe following distance. Heavy traffic on roads like the I-10 and I-15 makes rear-end crashes common throughout San Bernardino County. Exceptions include sudden reverse movement, broken brake lights, or a chain-reaction crash involving several vehicles. In most rear-end […]
