Navigating a personal injury claim after an accident is hard enough as a driver, but what if you are a passenger in a car accident? In California, the process for passengers who request compensation slightly differs from that for drivers. As a result, passengers often have a difficult time figuring out how to file their claims. At Wells Call Injury…
Unfortunately, it’s not that uncommon to find errors in your car accident police report. In fact, many victims find certain details missing or completely inaccurate. Sometimes, the reporting officer may find the victim at fault for the accident instead of the other party. This can be incredibly frustrating, especially if you have evidence that proves otherwise. While it’s not always…
The statute of limitations for California car accidents puts injury accident victims on a tight timeline. In most cases, you have only two years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit in civil court. If you fail to act within this period, you could lose your legal right to recover compensation for your damages. If you suffered…
What to Do After a Car Accident in California Being in a car accident is miserable. You feel the rush of adrenaline and subsequent anxiety. Unless you’re a professional race car driver, some element of fear is likely to affect you as well. You’re probably experiencing pain from resulting injuries accompanied with the dread of having to either deal with…
A deposition in a car accident case is a formal statement you provide concerning the details of the crash. During a deposition, you will answer questions under an oath of honesty. This formal statement is a way to get your account of the car accident on record. If you are unfamiliar with this process, then you may be wondering what…
