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Understanding California Jury Instruction CACI 3922 – Parents’ Recovery For Death Of A Minor Child
As a wrongful death attorney in Oakland, I’ve walked beside grieving families who’ve experienced the unimaginable—losing a child due to someone else’s negligence. When a minor dies in a preventable accident, California law provides a way for parents to seek justice and financial compensation. One critical aspect of that process is understanding jury instructions… Read More »
The Role Of Punitive Damages In California Wrongful Death Claims
Losing a loved one due to negligence or misconduct is devastating. Families are left grieving while also facing financial and legal challenges. In California, wrongful death claims allow surviving family members to seek compensation for their loss, but not all cases qualify for punitive damages. Unlike compensatory damages, which cover economic and non-economic losses,… Read More »
Common Causes Of Wrongful Death Claims In California
Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence is devastating. Families are left with emotional and financial burdens that can feel overwhelming. In California, wrongful death claims permit surviving family members to pursue financial compensation when a death results from recklessness, negligence, or intentional harm. These claims are governed by California Code of… Read More »
Who Is Responsible When A Commercial Truck Causes A Fatal Accident In California?
When a commercial truck causes a fatal accident, the impact on families is devastating. Commercial trucking accident cases involve complex legal issues since determining who is responsible depends on several factors. Unlike car accidents, fatal truck accidents in California often involve multiple parties, including the truck driver, the trucking company, and sometimes third parties…. Read More »
The Role Of Expert Witnesses In California Catastrophic Injury Cases
Catastrophic injury cases are among the most complex personal injury claims we handle under California law. These cases often involve life-altering injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, or severe burns, which require detailed evidence to establish liability and the extent of damages. While personal testimony and physical evidence play essential roles, expert… Read More »
Long-Term Care Needs For Catastrophic Injury Survivors In California
Sustaining a catastrophic injury in an accident can turn your life upside down in an instant. Daily activities become more difficult, and the road ahead might seem overwhelming. You may need extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation, and continuous support. These demands can place a heavy financial burden on you and your family. However, California’s personal injury laws… Read More »
What is A Delta-V in a Car Accident?
A recent report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found that car accident fatalities hit a 16-year high in the United States in 2021. If you or your loved one is involved in a crash, you need to know how to protect your rights. You may be entitled to financial compensation through… Read More »
What is the Statute of Limitations For Medical Malpractice Claim in California?
We need to know the statute of limitations for medical malpractice in California because we put a lot of faith into the hands of doctors and medical providers. Unfortunately, in far too many cases, medical professionals fail to live up to their responsibilities. Every year, tens of thousands of patients in California suffered harm… Read More »
Who Can Make A Wrongful Death Claim In California?
In California, wrongful death claims are governed by specific statutes that determine who is eligible to file a lawsuit in the event of an individual’s death caused by the wrongful act or negligence of another. Here’s an overview of who can make a wrongful death claim in California based on California’s Wrongful Death and… Read More »
Who is At Fault for a Rear End Collision in California?
Rear end collisions are among the most types of traffic accidents. According to data published by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), approximately half of all multi-vehicle crashes reported in the United States are rear-end collisions.
