Truck Accidents

Defective Vehicles and Their Role in California Crash Cases Vehicle recalls are issued when manufacturers identify safety defects that may lead to accidents or injuries. In California, thousands of vehicles are recalled every year due to issues ranging from faulty airbags to braking system failures. When an accident involves a recalled vehicle or defective part, liabil...

Amazon Delivery Truck Accident in California: Who’s Liable and How to Protect Your Rights As attorneys who regularly represent victims of delivery truck accidents, we’ve seen firsthand how complicated cases involving Amazon delivery trucks in California can become. Amazon’s extensive network of contracted drivers and third-party delivery companies often creates c...

What Are Non-Economic Damages in a California Personal Injury Case? If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you’re likely familiar with terms like medical bills and lost wages. These are considered economic damages—the measurable financial losses tied to your injury. But what about the pain you experience every day? Or the mental toll the injur...

How Comparative Fault Affects Car Accident Claims in California In many car accidents, both drivers share some responsibility. That doesn’t mean you can’t pursue compensation. At Phillips & Pelly, we work with clients every day who are eligible for financial recovery—even when they were partially at fault. That’s because comparative fault in car accident ca...

Why Truck Accidents Are More Dangerous Than Car Accidents At Phillips & Pelly, we’ve seen firsthand the devastating effects of truck accidents on our clients and their families. The sheer size and weight of commercial trucks make them particularly dangerous in a collision, often leading to serious injuries or even fatalities. For those involved in a truck acciden...