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Arnold Law Firm Taking Precautions Against Spread of Coronvirus
We know many of our clients have concerns about in-person contact at this time. Here at the Arnold Law Firm, we are taking precautions to limit the spread of COVID-19 and preserve the health of our employees, clients and community. Rest assured that the continuity of your legal representation has not been impacted. The Arnold […]
Why Should an Expert Witness Testify in My Personal Injury Case?
When you decide to file a personal injury claim because of injuries you suffered in an accident, you may have the option of including expert witness testimony to help win the case. An expert witness can use his or her professional training and experience to support a strong argument for various aspects of your case, […]
What You Should Know About Brain Injuries
According to the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA), someone suffers from a brain injury every nine seconds in the United States. The BIAA estimates more than 3.5 million people sustain acquired brain injuries (ABI) every year, and this does not include degenerative, congenital, hereditary or birth injuries. These are just some of the reasons […]
AFTRA Data Breach Leaves Personal Information of Members Vulnerable
NOTICE: If you were a current or past member of SAG-AFTRA Health Plan or an AFTRA Retirement employee in October 2019 and have received a NOTICE OF DATA BREACH, contact the Arnold Law Firm at (916) 777-7777. On February 25, 2020, AFTRA Retirement Fund announced a recent event potentially impacting the personal information security of […]
How is Fault Determined When a Car Hits a Bicyclist?
Because cars are larger and faster than bicycles, the driver of the vehicle is often assumed at fault for any collision involving a bike. However, bicyclists can also be to blame for accidents. They have rules to follow just like drivers and violating rules of the road can lead to accidents. Duty of Care Both […]
What Happens if I Was in an Accident with an Out-of-State Driver?
There are additional considerations with an accident case involving an out-of-state driver. Do California insurance laws apply to these claims, or is the other driver subject to the laws of his or her state? What happens if the other driver does not have insurance? Learn more below about pursuing compensation after an accident with an […]
Common Misconceptions About Filing Car Accident Claims
The average person tends to have misconceptions about the legal process of filing a car accident claim. Unfortunately, this misinformation can cause accident victims to make decisions that may hurt their claim or their credibility. Below, learn more about some of the most common misconceptions about filing a claim and precautions an accident victim should […]
How Is Future Lost Income Assessed in a Personal Injury Claim?
If you were injured because of someone else’s negligence, you may be able to pursue compensation for damages you suffered, including past, current and future expenses. Your lost income may be a significant portion of your damage claim, but it can be difficult to calculate how much this may be worth. A Sacramento personal injury […]
Data Breaches Sour Holiday Shopping: Check Your Credit Card Statements
As thousands of consumers are discovering this month, the 2019 holiday season resulted in data breaches with several popular retailers that process purchases through Salesforce Commerce Cloud or Magneto Marketplace — both leading ecommerce platforms. These “e-skimming” breaches appear to be the work of Magecart, a hacking group that steals payment card data through online […]
Do I Have the Right of Way When Backing Out of a Parking Space in California?
Many parking lot accidents happen when drivers are backing out of a parking space. When these collisions occur, drivers often argue about who is at fault. The answer depends on who had the right of way in the moments before the accident. The trouble is that parking lots are such hotbeds of activity that it […]
Who Else Besides the Driver May Be Covered by a Car Insurance Policy?
Car insurance is not just for the driver of the vehicle. These policies can cover others too, such as the driver’s spouse or people who live with him or her. If you were a passenger in a car accident, determining the insurance coverage that may apply can be difficult. Consider contacting an experienced Sacramento car […]
Can I File a Claim If I Was Hurt in a Crash and Not Wearing a Seat Belt?
If you were hurt in a car accident while not wearing a seat belt, you may assume that you cannot file an insurance claim or lawsuit against the person who caused the accident. However, in the state of California, there are laws that allow injury victims to file a claim even if they were not […]