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Welcome to our law firm’s blog. We publish articles about accidents that have happened recently in Los Angeles County and Orange County, news related to injury laws, as well as information about our law firm such as recent settlements and blog articles. Check below to read some of our posts and view our video library.
What to Consider After an Accident – Steps to Protect Your Rights and Build Your Case
After an accident, whether it’s a car crash, a slip and fall, or a workplace injury, the steps you take immediately can significantly impact your ability to recover compensation. At The Law Offices of Kenneth King, we’ve helped countless injury victims in Los Angeles navigate the complexities of personal injury claims. From our experience, here are some essential actions to take after an accident to protect your rights and strengthen your case.
Seek Medical Attention Immediately: Even if you feel fine initially, some injuries, such as whiplash or internal injuries, may not present symptoms right away. Seeing a doctor ensures your health is prioritized and creates a medical record that will be critical in proving the extent of your injuries.
Document the Scene: If it’s safe to do so, take photos or videos of the accident scene, including damage to vehicles, hazards that contributed to a fall, or any visible injuries. These visuals can be invaluable evidence in establishing fault.
Collect Witness Information: Witness statements can provide crucial third-party perspectives on what happened. Be sure to get the names and contact details of anyone who saw the accident occur.
Report the Incident: Whether it’s to the police, your employer, or a property owner, ensure that the accident is officially reported and documented. Ask for a copy of any incident or police report for your records.
Avoid Speaking with Insurance Adjusters Without Legal Representation: Insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. Before providing a statement or signing anything, consult an experienced personal injury attorney who can advocate for your best interests.
Who Is at Fault When Weather Causes an Accident?
Ventura County, CA sees up to 7” of rain per year. However, recently it has seen a significant increase in the amount of precipitation, which increased the risk for an accident. Many more people in Southern California found themselves on dangerous roads during...
Who Pays for Medical Bills After A Car Accident?
When you’ve been in a car accident, it is critical to receive immediate medical treatment from a healthcare professional. However, medical treatment can be expensive. The severity of your injuries can cause your medical expenses to pile up fast. The individuals...
Economic vs. Non-Economic Car Accident Damages: What Is The Difference? [With Examples]
After a car accident, you’ll have to work on your recovery. However, while you should be focused on healing from your injuries in the aftermath, you will also be tasked with trying to recoup your losses. You’ll have medical bills to contend with, plus you’ll likely be...
Everything You Need to Know About Whiplash in Car Accident Claims
Whiplash is a neck injury that can be caused by a quick and forceful back-and-forth movement of the neck. The action is generally fast, like a whip, and is one of the most common types of car accident injuries due to the impact of a collision. Whiplash can be an...
Who is at Fault in a Left Turn or Intersection Accident?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that 50 percent of the combined total of injurious and fatal crashes occur at intersections, usually due to dangerous left turns. Also known as red light accidents, these types of car accidents are...
How Can I Make/Obtain a Traffic Collision Report?
If you fail to report a car accident in California, then you can face legal consequences, which are even more severe if there is property damage or a fatality as a result of the crash. You could face criminal charges if you do not file a traffic collision report. The...