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Criminal restitution after a DUI crash in California is not the whole picture; civil claims can cover bills, lost income, and sometimes punitive damages.
When a driver hits a pedestrian and flees in California, a claim turns to police reports, nearby cameras, and uninsured motorist coverage to move forward.
When a teen driver causes a crash in California, the vehicle owner, a parent, and the auto policy may matter as much as the young driver behind the wheel.
An e-bike rider in a California traffic lane is treated like a bicyclist, so liability after a car crash turns on lookout, lane position, speed, and lighting.
A California bicycle crash with a semi can involve the truck driver, the carrier, and other parties, and key truck records can disappear without fast action.
A jackknifed delivery semi on a California freeway can raise claims against the driver, the motor carrier, and others, with evidence that must be saved fast.
A $40 million arbitration award against Uber shows how California rideshare companies may be responsible when a driver leaves passengers in an unsafe place.
California’s SB 371 changed uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage for rideshare passengers starting in 2026; here’s what that means if you’re hurt.
Motorcycle crashes with delivery trucks in California can involve the driver, the company, and multiple insurers, so saving fleet and route evidence matters.
After a pedestrian crash in Orange County, families should know which evidence fades fast, what deadlines apply, and how a civil claim takes shape.