In a bike accident resulting from another driver’s negligence, the cyclist should not be liable for the damages for not wearing a helmet. Although not wearing a helmet does not directly cause a collision, it may be considered one factor that influences the...
Usually, the driver is held liable for a nighttime pedestrian accident in California if their negligent actions caused the collision. However, there are cases where pedestrians may share liability, such as when they are jaywalking despite apparent risks. Read on to...
The driver who brake checks is generally responsible for the damages if their actions caused the collision. However, there are several entities you may also share liability for a brake checking accident depending on the circumstances of the crash. Read on to learn...
Overloaded trucks can pose hazards and cause accidents, resulting in catastrophic injuries and other damages. If you are involved in a truck accident involving overloaded trucks, you may file a claim to receive compensation for the damages. However, you must have...
In a dooring accident, a cyclist collides with a car door that has suddenly opened into their path. Usually, the driver is liable for the damages since they opened the car door without checking for oncoming cyclists or traffic. However, depending on the specific...
