California Law

15 Jun What Is Personal Injury Protection?

Posted at 16:44h in Auto Insurance, California Law, Car Accidents, Chico, Oroville, Personal Injury, Yuba City by Steve Gimblin 0 Comments

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You may have heard of or read about personal injury protection (PIP) and wondered, “What is personal injury protection coverage?” PIP is a type of insurance coverage that compensates you in the event of a car crash. A PIP policy pays you up to the...

31 May Hit and Run Accidents: What You Need to Know and Steps to Take

Posted at 20:54h in California Law, Hit and Run Accidents by Steve Gimblin 0 Comments

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Any type of car accident can be frightening, stressful, and life-altering. But hit and run accidents can pose their own set of challenges. A hit and run driver can complicate an already complex situation, making it difficult to resolve the issues raised by an accident,...

08 May Car Accident Insurance Claim Settlements

Posted at 21:39h in Auto Insurance, California Law, Car Accidents by Steve Gimblin 0 Comments

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If you have been in a wreck in California, chances are that your case will get resolved with a car accident insurance claim settlement. Settlements are a common feature of many car accidents, especially ones where you and the other involved drivers all have car...

22 Apr 7 of the Most Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries & Causes

Posted at 00:08h in California Law, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury by Steve Gimblin 0 Comments

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The features that motorcyclists love about their bikes are the same ones that make bikers more susceptible to potentially catastrophic injuries. The most common motorcycle accident injuries include head trauma, damage to the spine and neck, and broken bones. Knowing what injuries you might sustain...

14 Apr California Car Accident Statistics for 2023

Posted at 21:35h in California Law, Car Accidents by Steve Gimblin 0 Comments

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Car accident statistics show that driving in California or throughout the United States remains a risky endeavor, even in 2023. Earlier this year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released a preliminary report that found approximately 32,000 people had died in traffic collisions Statistics from...