September 2020 - Solution Now Law Firm

Pre-Existing Conditions In Traffic Collisions

What happens if you get injured in a traffic collision and a pre-existing condition that you had, such as a slipped disc, flares up? Does this reduce the value of your claim? Does such an...Read More >>

How Tires Can Impact Your Chances of Being in a Collision

Tire pressure and tire tread are important to your safety, as well as other road users’ safety. For example, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 738 fatalities on the road in 2017 were...Read More >>

Dealing With a Negligent Driver’s Harassment

You survived the initial impact of the collision. Next, you survived being taken to the hospital and undergoing treatment and surgery. Finally, you are released from the hospital, only to find that you have a...Read More >>

Why You Need Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage

15.2 percent of California drivers have no insurance, according to the Insurance Information Institute. While these drivers are behind the wheel illegally, even more drivers have the bare minimum of insurance coverage, which is very...Read More >>

Elderly Driving Complications

Were you in a crash that was caused by a senior driver? Older drivers drive less, but experience a higher rate of collisions per mile driven than middle age drivers. Fortunately, most older drivers understand...Read More >>

Five Types of Tailgaters

Following another car too closely, or tailgating, is in violation of California code 21703, which states that a “driver of a motor vehicle shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent,...Read More >>

Parking Lot Traffic Injuries

Parking lots are dangerous places for a variety of reasons. Drivers must navigate tight, blind corners. There are no safe places for pedestrians to walk. Drivers backing up have poor visibility for passing vehicles and...Read More >>

Injured in a California Car Wreck But You Don’t Live Here?

California is the most traveled-to state in the country, according to the World Atlas. Millions of people from around the country come to California by car or plane to visit our state’s beaches, amusement parks,...Read More >>