Monthly Archives: November 2022
Statutes Of Limitations In Monterey Car Accident Claims
Reckless and dangerous behavior on the part of other motorists is one of the leading causes of car accidents in Monterey. When you suffer personal injuries as a result, you have the right to hold the at-fault driver accountable in a claim. However, it is important to act quickly, as strict time limits apply…. Read More »
Common Warning Signs Of Traumatic Brain Injuries
Any type of bump, blow, or sudden jolt of the head can result in traumatic brain injuries (TBI). These occur in a variety of different accidents and can impact victims and their families for years after. However, symptoms are often subtle at first. Find out common warning signs of TBI and what to do… Read More »
The Truth About Uber/Lyft Accidents In Monterey And Million Dollar Settlements
Ridesharing provides a convenient and cost-effective way to get around town. However, whether you rely on it for occasional errands or as part of your daily commute, it is important to be aware of the risks. Lyft and Uber accidents in Monterey are common and happen in various ways. Find out the truth about… Read More »
New Law Provides Additional Compensation In California Wrongful Death Claims
The unexpected passing of a loved one is devastating. When it occurs due to negligence on the part of others involved, you may be able to hold them accountable through a wrongful death claim. At the Allen Law Firm, we provide the caring support and comprehensive legal service needed in this situation. Filing a… Read More »
New Test Could Help Diagnosis Of Concussions In Monterey Car Accidents
Concussions are one of the most subtle types of personal injuries and can be difficult to diagnose. Unfortunately, they can have long-term impacts on victims of car accidents in Monterey, particularly those involving teens. A new test could aid in making a diagnosis. This is important both in terms of medical care and in… Read More »
Deadly Head-On Car Accidents In Monterey County: Know The Risks
Head-on crashes are among the most common types of car accidents in Monterey County. Unfortunately, they are also among the most potentially deadly. They can happen on major highways or on rural roads and, unfortunately, reckless driving is often a factor. In light of the high number of recent fatal head-on collisions locally, our… Read More »
Can I Sue A Property Owner If I’m Injured While Doing A Job for Them?
California property owners can generally be held legally responsible when a customer or other invited guest is injured on their property. But what about people hired to work on the property? For example, if a local shop owner hires a plumber to repair a leaky toilet and they are injured while on the property,… Read More »
How Does A Criminal Conviction Affect A Personal Injury Claim?
Personal injury cases typically involve negligent conduct. For instance, if someone runs a red light and hits another car, that driver is negligent. They can be cited for violating traffic laws and may face a potential civil lawsuit from the people in the other car. This is a simple illustration of how California law… Read More »
What Does “Assumption Of Risk” Mean With Respect To A Personal Injury Claim?
Personal injury claims are based on the defendant breaching some duty of care owed to the plaintiff. To give a simple illustration, if you are shopping at a local market, the store owner has a duty of care to keep its aisles reasonably free of spills, obstructions, or other hazards that might cause you… Read More »
How Can Social Media Help (Or Hurt) My Car Accident Lawsuit?
Many of us are accustomed to sharing every detail of our day with our friends (and even random strangers) on social media. And if you are involved in something as sudden and unexpected as a car accident, your first inclination may be to post pictures of what happened for everyone to see on Instagram… Read More »
