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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. […]

Common Injuries in Motorcycle Accidents

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 […]

Why Rear-End Car Accidents Happen in San Bernardino County and Who Is Usually at Fault

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 […]

Why Your Car Repairs Matter Just as Much as Your Injury Claim After an Accident

After a car accident, most people focus on their physical injuries, and for good reason. Medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering are serious concerns that deserve immediate attention. But your vehicle is a significant part of your claim, and failing to protect your property damage rights can cost you thousands of dollars. The […]

Are Electric Cars Dangerous to Pedestrians?

Electric vehicles pose a measurable danger to pedestrians because they operate almost silently at low speeds, which prevents walkers from hearing them approach. The combination of those quiet engines and heavy vehicle weight from large battery packs creates significant hazards that increase the likelihood of a car accident and the severity of resulting injuries. Pedestrians […]

Three Killed in I-15 Rollover Crash in San Bernardino

Three people, including a 7-year-old, were killed in a fatal rollover crash on Interstate 15 in San Bernardino on Monday. According to the California Highway Patrol, the crash occurred when a northbound Chevrolet Suburban SUV, traveling at a high rate of speed, abruptly swerved to avoid crashing into the rear of a 2017 Toyota RAV4. […]

How Common Are Accidents Caused by Distracted Driving in Riverside County?

Key Takeaways Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of preventable crashes in Riverside County. Drivers can become distracted by phones, passengers, food, navigation systems, and other activities. People injured in distracted driving accidents may be able to recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages. Distracted driving car accidents in Riverside […]

Understanding the Statute of Limitations for Wrongful Death Claims

Losing a family member because of someone else’s negligence is one of the most painful experiences a person can face. California law gives surviving family members the right to pursue compensation through a wrongful death claim, but that right comes with a strict deadline. Missing that deadline can mean losing the opportunity to hold a […]

How Car Accidents Trigger Delayed-Onset Brain Injuries

Walking away from a car accident without visible injuries feels like a relief, yet this initial sense of wellness can be misleading. Many accident survivors feel fine immediately after the impact, only to develop serious symptoms days or weeks later. One example is delayed brain injuries, but why do they happen? What Makes Brain Injuries […]

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Who Is at Fault in a California Motorcycle Accident? Understanding Liability in the Inland Empire