Drowsy driving is a dangerous habit. If people choose to operate motor vehicles when they feel fatigued, they could easily make dangerous mistakes. Fatigue affects the ability to focus. It undermines decision-making capabilities. Drowsy people also have longer reaction times, which can be the deciding factor in whether a crash occurs or a driver can effectively avoid a collision. Fatigued…
A frequently asked question in my practice is "how long does it take for a personal injury case to settle?" or "why is my case taking so long?". It’s probably no surprise that the answer is, “it depends.” The main factor affecting the duration of a personal injury case is the length of medical treatment. Some people heal quickly, while…
Something’s happened and you’re hurt. Maybe you were rear-ended by a texting driver; maybe you got bit by a dog while out for a walk; maybe you fell on the broken step your landlord still hasn’t fixed. Whatever happened, you’re dealing with an injury and the medical bills that accompany it. You thought about calling a lawyer, but you’re just…
Motorcycles offer freedom, flexibility, and an undeniable thrill, but they also come with a significant risk. In California, where motorcycles are popular for commuting and recreation alike, riders face real dangers on the road. Every year, thousands of motorcyclists in California are injured or killed in preventable collisions. Asking the question “How do many motorcycle crashes happen?” is the first…
When you suffer injuries in an accident in California, your pain isn’t always just physical. The emotional toll, such as stress, anxiety, depression, sleep loss, and fear, can be just as real as any broken bone. But while medical bills are easy to track, how do you prove emotional distress to an insurance company or in court? At Wells Call…
