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Uber & Lyft Accidents During the Holidays in California: What Makes These Claims Different
Uber & Lyft Accidents During the Holidays: What Makes These Claims Different? From Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day, Uber and Lyft rides increase dramatically across San Diego and throughout California. Holiday parties, airport travel, late-night events, and an influx of visitors all contribute to heavier rideshare use. Unfortunately, this surge also leads to ...
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Holiday Shopping Injuries in San Diego: Parking Lot Accidents and Your Legal Rights
Holiday Shopping Injuries: What to Do After a Parking Lot Accident at a San Diego Mall Holiday shopping season brings more than crowded stores and long checkout lines. Across San Diego, mall and retail parking lots become high-risk zones for serious accidents in November and December. Increased traffic, distracted drivers, poor lighting, and rushed pedestrians create t...
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Injured by a Distracted Amazon Driver? Steps to Take Immediately After the Crash
Injured by a Distracted Amazon Driver? Steps to Take Immediately After the Crash Amazon delivery vehicles are everywhere in San Diego—especially during the holiday season. With tight delivery windows, constant GPS navigation, and pressure to complete high-volume routes, distracted driving has become a serious safety concern involving Amazon delivery drivers. If yo...
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Lane‑Splitting in California: What Motorcyclists & Drivers Need to Know in 2025
Lane‑splitting remains one of the most misunderstood and legally complex practices on California’s roadways. For motorcyclists it can offer a traffic advantage—but it also carries risk. For drivers, a lane‑splitting rider introduces unique hazards and legal questions. Whether you ride a motorcycle or drive around one, you should know the law, how it applies in 202...
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Delayed Injuries After a Car Accident in California — What Victims Need to Know
Not every injury caused by a car accident is immediately obvious. Many crash victims in San Diego and throughout California discover symptoms only hours or days after the incident—sometimes when the adrenaline wears off or swelling and inflammation set in. Insurance companies use these “delays” to minimize or deny claims, but the reality is that delayed-onset injuri...
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