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Comparative Fault in California

Comparative Fault

Picture a gray SUV traveling down Interstate 5 on a sunny afternoon in heavy traffic. The driver of the vehicle is texting a friend and doesn’t notice a traffic barrel in the middle of his lane. When he looks up, he brakes suddenly, causing the vehicle behind him – a black minivan – to crash into the back of his vehicle. The driver of the minivan is also distracted by her cell phone. The driver of a third vehicle, a red sports car, is fu...

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Common Injuries from Rear-End Car Accidents

Rear end collisions

Rear-end collisions are some of the most frequent types of accidents in California. Injuries from these crashes can range from minor cuts, bruises, and general soreness to severe, life-altering conditions that may require extensive and costly medical treatment.

If you were hit from behind because of another road user’s negligence, you should consult with a rear end collision lawyer....

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MTBIs Endanger Accident Victims of Every Age Group

California Personal Injury Attorney

Each year, more than one million Americans of all ages are admitted to emergency departments with symptoms of concussions or other mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBIs). Most are treated and released the same day. But will these victims experience ongoing cognitive problems over the long term? And what difference, if any, do the victims’ ages make when it comes to MTBI?

At Neale & Fhima, we help people in Southern California wh...

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Can I Sue For Pothole Damage In California?

Pothole Accidents

Southern California may be known for its nearly perfect weather, but our perfect weather comes at a cost for area drivers. That cost is potholes. Unfortunately, in the Los Angeles metro area alone, potholes are costing each local driver almost $3,000 a year. If you've been affected by this or any other road hazard, consulting with an experienced car accident attorney can be beneficial. The numbe...

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Best Vehicles for Side-Impact Collisions

Side crash

Side-impact collisions are responsible for one-quarter of passenger vehicle occupant deaths. That means more than 40 people are killed in Orange County each year in these accidents. Improvements in crash test techniques and safety standards are gradually addressing the problem. Understandably, though, many consumers are unwilling to wait for the entire auto industry to improve in thi...

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