Motor Vehicle Accident | Allen Flatt Ballidis & Leslie Blog
Top 4 Things to Do Immediately Following an Accident
No one ever expects to be in an accident, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why we’re here to help! Watch this quick video on the Top Four Things to Do Immediately Following an Accident to protect yourself and your rights:
Personal Injury Misconception #3
We’ve been dispelling some common myths about personal injury claims because we want you to be informed and protected. That’s just one of the things that sets us apart – we care about you, and each and every person who walks into our office. Our clients are just like family to us, and we’re ready to fiercely advocate on your behalf. Until then, let’s bust myth #3!
Personal Injury Misconception #2
Ready for another personal injury myth busting? We’re ready to dispel another popular misconception swirling around our industry.
🚫 Misconception #2: “You can handle the claim yourself.”
National Autonomous Vehicle Day
This Friday, May 31st marks National Autonomous Vehicle Day – a celebration of the incredible advancements in science and technology reshaping our roads. While we marvel at the future unfolding before us, it’s crucial to acknowledge the new and uncharted risks these innovations can pose.
Types of Compensation
Wondering what types of compensation you might be entitled to if you’re found to be a victim of a car accident due to someone else’s negligence in California? Here’s a breakdown of common types of car accident compensation:
How Photographs Can Strengthen Your Case
If you’re in a car accident due to someone else’s negligence, photographs can significantly strengthen your case through:
Personal Injury and Negligence
The word “negligence” comes up a lot in personal injury situations, and our experts Allen Flatt Ballidis & Leslie are here to shed some light about what this really means.
Hit-and-Run Capital of the Nation
Los Angeles is the hit-and-run capital of the nation, and Orange County also sees thousands of these accidents every year.
Time Limits to File a Lawsuit Over an Accident
Did you know there are time limits to file a lawsuit over any car, truck, or motorcycle accident – especially if a government vehicle is involved? Generally, in California, you have two years from the time of the accident to file a claim, but in some cases the deadline could be as soon as 180 days. Don’t miss these critical time limits and risk waiving all your rights to collect damages! Your best bet is to contact our legal experts for a free consultation as soon as possible at www.allenflatt.com/contact.html or call (949) 752-7474.
Five Things To Do If You’re In a Car Accident
Do you know what to do if you’re in a collision? You may be too shocked or shaken up to think and react clearly following an auto accident.
Even if you aren't sure you have a case, give us a call at (888) 752-7474, or fill out our Free Case Review below.
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