Every state has laws that specify how long someone has to file a civil lawsuit, known as its statute of limitations. These laws can affect your ability to recover damages if not properly followed. So what is the personal injury statute of limitations in California? Below, our California personal injury lawyers explain the statute of limitations for personal injury accidents.…
A construction accident can happen in a split second, leaving workers and their families grappling with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial uncertainty. Knowing what to do after a construction accident at work is crucial for protecting your health, job, and right to seek compensation. At Wells Call Injury Lawyers, we understand the unique challenges construction workers face after an…
You have probably heard of cars or other vehicles referred to as “lemons.” Most people know that a lemon is a vehicle that isn’t driveable or has many problems. California has laws that deal specifically with lemons and protect people from bad car deals. In this article, the car accident lawyers at Wells Call Injury Lawyers will discuss how a…
Vicarious liability occurs when a third party is held liable for injuries caused by someone else. Vicarious liability means you can be held responsible for the actions of others, like employees or agents. In California, if you're found vicariously liable, you might have to pay for the victim's medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other expenses. Knowing when…
Personal injury cases allow accident victims to recover a variety of different damages. When many think of damages in a personal injury lawsuit, tangible accident-related costs come to mind. For example, medical expenses, lost wages, and decreased earning capacity may come to mind. However, non-economic damages often make up a sizeable portion of a damages award. At Wells Call Injury…
