A collision doesn’t just dent up metal. It dents your plans, your routines, and, quite literally, your property. While emotions already run high, drivers face another layer of frustration: confusion over a total loss designation for their vehicle. How does insurance calculate total loss value? Although insurers use a total loss calculator to value damages, this process is often shrouded…
Reckless driving in California means driving with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of people or property, as defined under California Vehicle Code § 23103. This includes driving on public roads or in parking areas in a way that shows clear indifference to safety. When someone drives recklessly, they knowingly put themselves and everyone on or near the road…
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported economic costs of $65,815 for a moderate crash injury to the lower extremity, including a broken leg. With a severe injury, the costs increase to $406,593. If you’re searching for the average settlement for a broken leg, the personal injury attorneys at Wells Call Injury Attorneys can help. Contact us today to get…
Reckless driving is driving with a wanton disregard for the safety of others. In California, this offense is a misdemeanor. Reckless driving can be driving aggressively, excessively speeding, racing, showing road rage, or any other pattern of driving that ignores the safety of others on the road. These are very dangerous behaviors that can cause serious accidents, injuries, and even…
Deciding your next steps after a car accident can feel overwhelming. Amid the stress and uncertainty, you might ask yourself, When is it too late to go to the doctor after a car accident in California? Seeking prompt medical attention is critical—not just for safeguarding your health but also for preserving your legal rights. Wells Call Injury Lawyers understands the urgency…
