Car Accidents in Hemet: Common Causes and What to Do Next

Key Takeaways Florida Avenue, State Street, and Sanderson Avenue account for a large share of Hemet’s reported collisions. California follows a pure comparative negligence rule, so a driver can still recover damages even after sharing some fault. Reporting a crash promptly and preserving evidence early strengthen most injury claims. Hemet car accident lawyers often note […]

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Delayed Injuries After a Rear-End Accident: What You Need to Know

Key Takeaways: Rear-end injuries are not always obvious right away. Adrenaline and shock can temporarily hide pain after a crash. Delayed treatment can affect your health and injury claim. Inland Empire car accident lawyers at Lerner, Moore, Silva, Cunningham & Rubel can help protect your rights. Our skilled Inland Empire car accident lawyers at Lerner, […]

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How California Insurance Laws Apply to Uber and Lyft Accidents?

Key Takeaways Insurance coverage after a rideshare crash depends on whether the driver was logged into the app, waiting for a match, or transporting a passenger. California requires Uber and Lyft to carry $1 million in commercial liability coverage once a driver accepts a ride or has a passenger in the vehicle. Injured passengers, other […]

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LMSCR Celebrates 50 Years of Advocacy and Service in the Inland Empire

Lerner, Moore, Silva, Cunningham & Rubel (LMSCR) is celebrating its 50th anniversary. This marks an important milestone in our firm’s legacy of advocating for individuals and workers throughout California’s Inland Empire. Five Decades of Protecting Clients’ Rights Since 1976, we have been helping clients protect their rights and secure benefits and compensation in complex personal […]

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How Do You Prove Your Claim for Lost Wages After a Motorcycle Accident?

Key Takeaways Lost wages include missed shifts, bonuses, and reduced hours tied directly to accident recovery. Pay stubs, employer statements, and tax records help establish an accurate income history. Self-employed workers need extra documentation, such as invoices and profit records. An attorney can calculate both current losses and reduced future earning capacity. A Temecula motorcycle […]

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How Long Does It Take to Settle a Truck Accident Claim in California?

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 […]

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Who Is at Fault in a Lane Change Accident in the Inland Empire, CA?

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 […]

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Scott Rubel, Esq. Featured on New York Executive Podcast

  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 […]

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