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Category: Personal Injury

What Does Whiplash Feel Like and When Should I Get Medical Treatment?

What Does Whiplash Feel Like and When Should I Get Medical Treatment?

What Whiplash Feels Like—and When to Get Medical Care After a Crash Whiplash can start as “just soreness” and turn into days or weeks of neck pain, headaches, and limited movement. Because symptoms can be delayed—and because soft-tissue injuries don’t always show up on imaging—many people aren’t sure whether they’re dealing with whiplash, a more […]

Are Bouncers Allowed to Touch You?

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Can a Bouncer Touch You in California? A Practical Guide to What’s Allowed (and What’s Not) “Are bouncers allowed to touch you?” usually comes up after a heated moment at a bar, nightclub, concert venue, or private event. In California, the short version is: bouncers and security staff may be allowed to use limited physical […]

What Does Implied Assumption of Risk Mean?

What Does Implied Assumption of Risk Mean?

People sometimes participate in activities they know are dangerous. For example, contact sports, skydiving, rock climbing, and riding a roller coaster have inherent risks. In law, “assumption of risk” is a concept that applies when someone is hurt by participating in such an activity. This can prevent them from holding another party accountable and pursuing […]

What Are Extenuating Circumstances?

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Extenuating Circumstances in California Injury Claims: When They Matter and How to Prove Them People search for “extenuating circumstances” when something unexpected affected what they did (or didn’t do)—missing a deadline, not reporting an accident right away, being unable to work, failing to follow a medical plan, or making a mistake that the insurance company […]

Full Coverage vs. Liability: Which Is Better?

Full Coverage vs. Liability: Which Is Better?

Car insurance protects against financial losses in the event of an automobile accident. It is also required by law in most states. But did you know there are different types of policies? In this article, we’ll talk about full coverage vs. liability insurance. With liability coverage, only damages done to others are protected, while a […]

What Is a Testifying Expert?

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Testifying Expert Witnesses in California Injury Cases: What They Do and When You Need One When a personal injury claim turns into a dispute about what really happened or what an injury is worth, insurance companies often stop treating the case like a simple paperwork problem and start treating it like a proof problem. That’s […]

What Is a Letter of Protection?

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Medical bills are among the greatest concerns in a personal injury case. There are barriers to getting paid; even if you have health insurance, you may still be required to pay out of pocket. A letter of protection, or LOP, guarantees a medical professional will be paid out of a future lawsuit settlement or amount […]

When to Litigate and Settle Your Case

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Whether you take your claim to court or settle your case before a trial can make a big difference financially. At The Law Offices of Jacob Emrani, we’re always looking out for our clients’ best interests. We’ll take all the facts of your claim into consideration during a free consultation. But here are some questions […]

What is Assumption of Risk?

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Various factors can impact your ability to seek damages in a personal injury case. Assumption of risk can relieve a defendant of liability in regard to negligence. This means that, if you sustained an injury after voluntarily exposing yourself to a known danger, you cannot recover damages. Assumption of Risk Legal Definition In legal terms, […]