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After a car accident, the questions can come quickly. Should you call your insurance company? What if the other driver’s insurer contacts you? And what expenses can you seek compensation for? Here are answers to three common questions for California drivers. Q: Should I tell my own insurance company about the accident? Generally, yes. Notify your insurance company promptly, even if you believe the other driver was at fault. Your auto insurance policy may require you to report

A fall, a cut, or sudden pain while lifting something at work can leave you unsure of what to do next. You might hope it gets better on its own or hesitate to interrupt a busy shift. But a workplace injury deserves attention. Getting appropriate medical care and promptly notifying your employer are important first steps. Get Medical Help and Report the Injury If your injury requires emergency care, call 911 or go to an emergency room immediately. Let the medical team know tha

An injury at work can happen suddenly or develop over time. Understanding the different types of workplace injuries can help you recognize when workers’ compensation may be available. Sudden Injuries at Work Some injuries result from a single incident, such as hurting your back while lifting a heavy object or being injured in a car accident while performing job duties. These injuries may qualify for workers’ compensation when they arise out of and occur in the course of emplo

An accident can happen in an instant. Proving who was at fault is not always as simple. When an accident becomes your word against another driver’s, dash cam footage can help clarify what happened. A dash cam acts as a silent witness, recording moments that may become important when accounts differ. Lane Change and Traffic Signal Disputes Who moved into the other lane? Who had the green light? Lane change disputes and traffic signal disputes can be difficult to resolve when d

Eight Years of Supporting Employment, Dignity, and Independence At Just Solution Law Group, our commitment to the community extends beyond the legal services we provide. For the past eight years, our founding attorney, Martin Chu, has served on the Board of Directors of Street Company, an organization dedicated to creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals experiencing or overcoming homelessness. Through his board involvement and our firm's continued support

6 Essential Steps Don’t panic after a hit-and-run accident. From reporting the incident to exploring assistance with medical costs, here are six essential steps to keep in mind. 1. Call 911 and Report the Accident Report the hit-and-run accident to the police immediately. Calling 911 is the first step highlighted in our guide. 2. Gather Evidence Collect evidence of the accident. Get dashcam or CCTV footage, take photos of the scene, and contact witnesses. 3. Seek Medical Care