Por Ted Ravan, Abogado de Lesiones Personales en Los Ángeles Puntos Clave Usted tiene solo seis meses desde la fecha del incidente para presentar un reclamo administrativo contra una entidad pública en California por lesiones...
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Key Takeaways State claims go to the Department of General Services, not to Caltrans directly and not to any city or county. Claims against the State of California and its agencies are filed with the...
Key Takeaways The filing office is the City Clerk, not the City Attorney. All claims for money damages go to the Los Angeles City Clerk Claims Department at 200 North Spring Street, Room 395, City...
Key Takeaways The City of Los Angeles is typically the responsible party for injuries caused by dangerous public sidewalks. Under California Streets and Highways Code §5610, abutting owners have a duty to repair, but under...
Key Takeaways You have six months, not two years. California Government Code §911.2 requires a formal written tort claim against LACMTA within six months of the date of injury. Miss it, and the case is...
No kind of case gets dismissed faster than a rear-end collision injury claim Los Angeles drivers bring, often by the very person who was hurt. You get tapped from behind in stop-and-go traffic on the...
Short answer: yes. If a dog bites you at a public park in Los Angeles, you can almost always sue the dog’s owner, and the fact that it happened in a public place actually makes...
Here’s what most people get wrong about a Lyft accident vs Uber accident Los Angeles claim: legally, Uber and Lyft work almost the same way. Both Uber and Lyft are regulated as the same kind...
If a truck driver falls asleep and hurts you, you can usually hold both the driver and the trucking company responsible. A truck driver fatigue accident in California is rarely the driver’s fault alone. The...
