Motor Vehicle Accidents
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in Los Angeles by a negligent or reckless driver, you may be entitled to compensation. Many motor vehicle accident victims have the right to demand compensation for their personal injuries, lost income, and other damages associated with the accident.
At GN Law, we understand that being hurt in a motor vehicle accident can cause physical pain and suffering and can be emotionally traumatic as well. The stress of your injuries and mounting medical bills is enough to deal with. The last thing you need is the additional anxiety of struggling to figure out the legal aspects of the accident. That’s where we come in. We handle your entire legal case – start to finish – so you can focus on your recovery.
Some of the most common negligent and/or careless factors behind motor vehicle accidents include:
- Speeding
- Distracted driving
- Failure to adhere to traffic laws
- Drunk driving
- Driving under the influence of drugs
- Reckless driving
- Fatigue
- Impaired vehicle
- Lack of driving experience
- Failure to adjust driving to weather conditions
Injuries most suffered in vehicle accidents include:
- Broken bones
- Internal injuries
- Burns
- Lacerations
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Head trauma
- Whiplash
- Death
- PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
If you or a loved one has been injured in a vehicle accident that wasn’t your fault, you shouldn’t have to pay for it – physically, mentally, or financially. Let the legal team at GN Law navigate your case for the best outcome and most compensation.
You can count on GN Law to guide you through the entire process of your Personal Injury claim. With expert counsel from our knowledgeable legal experts, you can concentrate on getting better while we handle your case.
California Motor Vehicle Accident Law
Negligence is the prime contributing factor in determining fault in motor vehicle accident claims. Those who operate a motor vehicle in the state of California are required to use “reasonable care under the circumstances.” If that doesn’t happen, driver negligence may be to blame in which case the driver can be held responsible for paying the damages incurred from the accident. To recover compensation, the injured party (known as the plaintiff) must prove that the driver (known as the defendant) was acting negligently, and that the negligent behavior was the most likely cause for the accident.
California Litigation Laws are Complicated
Not pursuing a claim is a monumental mistake some victims make because they are not physically or mentally able to do so. Another mistake is trying to pursue a Personal Injury claim on their own. California law can be confusing. The case can easily become complicated. When you are struggling with the injuries, financial distress, psychological trauma, and other difficulties associated with your accident, you’re in no condition to attempt tackling the California Personal Injury legal system on your own. Turn to the experienced and knowledgeable Personal Injury Law experts at GN Law for a free consultation to discuss your options today.