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Common Types of Personal Injury Claims in California
Personal injury claims in California arise when someone is injured due to another party’s negligence, unsafe conduct, or failure to meet a legal duty of care. These cases can involve a wide range of situations, including roadway incidents, unsafe property conditions, and defective products.
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I feel your pain: the Gerry Spence method taken over the top
On Thursday, May 3, I met with Ms. B___ and her daughter. Ms. B___’s arm, specifically her radius, was shattered when she took a bad fall. Surgery, a plate, ten screws. I took notes as she told me how she could not work at the hospital for now and how difficult it was to care of herself. On Friday, May 4, I had a court appearance in Redwood City.
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The Stoic
The lawyers sat there, stunned. The doctor sat across from them, giving the couple time to absorb the information. Their three-year-old daughter’s cough and fever? Not pneumonia. Cancer. A tumor. A big one, crushing the little girl’s right lung. Rare – a few hundred reported cases. And tough odds. Chemo, a surgery, more chemo. A year-long process and the hope that it doesn’t recur… because recurrence with the particular cancer does not end well.
Personal Injury Compensation: Complete Guide to Understanding Your Legal Rights and Settlement Value
Requests for Admission (RFAs) are written questions used in California civil lawsuits to confirm whether certain facts are true, helping both sides narrow down what is actually being disputed. If a matter is admitted, it is generally treated as true for the rest of the case. Because of this binding effect, admissions can strongly influence the outcome of a lawsuit,…
