May 2021 - Solution Now Law Firm

The Most Common Vicarious Liability Theories In Car Wreck Claims

Most California drivers are underinsured. The Golden State has one of the lowest auto insurance minimum requirements in the country. Many drivers have only $30,000 of bodily injury coverage. That amount barely covers the hospital...Read More >>

Alcohol-Involved Crash Kills Two People In Contra Costa County

Charges are pending against the driver who caused a multi-vehicle collision which killed two people and injured seven others. The suspect driver, who was speeding excessively according to police, smacked into a second vehicle. The...Read More >>

Legal Options In Drugged Driving Wrecks

In 2015, California law enforcement officers, citing the state’s DUI law, arrested a man for allegedly driving under the influence of caffeine. Prosecutors later dismissed this charge. But the arrest itself is clear proof of...Read More >>

What To Expect In A Vehicle Collision Claim

Almost all vehicle collisions end the same way. Over 95 percent of these matters settle out of court. However, just like every car wreck is different, every claim follows a different path to settlement. Sometimes,...Read More >>

Fireball SUV-Large Truck Crash Kills One

Witnesses said an SUV burst into flame when it was caught under a semi-truck’s trailer as that driver tried to change lanes. The wreck happened in San Jose, on northbound U.S. Highway 101 near the...Read More >>

Basic Elements Of A Motorcycle Crash Claim

Most motorcycle riders literally have only the clothes on their back to protect them when cars hit them. As a result, motorcyclists are almost thirty times more likely to die in these cases, when compared...Read More >>

Sheriff’s Deputy Hits And Kills Fleeing Suspect

The man was running away from a DUI stop on foot when a San Mateo County Sheriff’s vehicle plowed into him. Officers were about to take the man, identified only as a 26-year-old Hispanic male,...Read More >>

Legal Options In Alcohol-Related Wrecks

Thanks to a decades-long crackdown against drunk drivers, the number of alcohol-related crash fatalities in California has declined since the 1980s. But it is still alarmingly high. Alcohol is one of the most powerful depressants...Read More >>