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Fatigued Driving Becomes Hot Topic in California

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Severe fatigue among commercial vehicle drivers is becoming a grave concern in California.  In the blink of an eye, an 80,000-pound big rig or a bus loaded with passengers can turn into a deadly crash when the driver falls asleep or loses focus due to fatigue. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), 10% […]


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Few Vehicles Get Top IIHS Safety Rating

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Only a handful of new vehicles meet the enhanced IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety) safety requirements, earning a rating of Top Safety Pick+ in 2023. Many other new cars, trucks and SUVs were unable to meet the more stringent IIHS safety standards. New, tougher crash tests mean fewer vehicles were chosen for awards in […]


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How are Damages Covered in a Hit-And-Run Accident in California?

How are Damages Covered in a Hit-And-Run Accident in California?

There can be a few ways in which damages are covered in a hit-and-run accident in California, depending on whether the at-fault driver who flees the scene can be found.  If the at-fault driver is located and has car insurance, then damages can be covered by the other driver’s insurance company.  If the fleeing driver […]


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Which Vehicles are Most Susceptible to Rollover Accidents?

California Rollover Accident Lawyer

The characteristics of a roadway certainly make a difference when it comes to the likelihood of a car accident. Consider how many rollovers take place on the Ortega Highway (SR 74) in Orange County. The sharp turns and highway speeds along this mountain route are infamously dangerous. But have you ever noticed that a disproportionate […]


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Who Is Liable in a Self-Driving Car Accident?

Who Is Liable in a Self-Driving Car Accident?

Human error is most frequently the cause of vehicle accidents, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).  In 2022, 42,514 people died in motor vehicle collisions in the U.S., often due to human error.  However, with the current proliferation of self-driving vehicles, more accidents could be caused by mechanical, electrical, or […]


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What if a Driver Refuses to Share Insurance Information?

What if a Driver Refuses to Share Insurance Information?

If a driver refuses to share insurance information after a vehicle accident, they are in violation of California law.  If you’ve been involved in a car collision and the other driver is belligerent and refuses to share insurance information … Call 911 and ask law enforcement to respond to the scene of the crash. Take […]


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How to Prove the Other Driver Is at Fault

How to Prove the Other Driver Is at Fault

You’ve been in a car accident in California. How do you prove it was the other driver’s fault? If he hit and injured you, it is up to you to prove the accident was his fault before you can recover any damages for your injuries. At Neale & Fhima, we are skilled and experienced in proving the fault […]


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What to Expect After a Car Accident

After car accidents

Being involved in a car accident is not as improbable as you might think. There are around 4,000 fatalities on California roads every year, and thousands more people are injured in car accidents. With this in mind, you should educate yourself about what to expect after an accident so that you’re ready to take appropriate […]


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Causes of Fatal Car Accidents in California

Causes of Fatal Car Accidents in California

There are many causes of fatal car accidents in California.  But, regardless of the cause, these deadly collisions can leave families shattered and entire communities searching for answers.  Whether it’s a single-vehicle wreck on a city street or a multiple-car pile-up on a busy interstate, vehicle accidents are a major cause of death for Californians. […]


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Who Is Liable in a Hydroplaning Car Accident?

Who Is Liable in a Hydroplaning Car Accident?

In many cases, the driver of the car that is hydroplaning will be held liable for causing a car accident if the vehicle collides with another car, truck, or stationary object.  However, the driver may not be the only responsible party, depending on the facts at hand.  In some cases, potholes that haven’t been repaired […]


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