At Steinberg Injury Lawyers, we are dedicated to providing you with legal information regarding car accidents, truck accidents, slip and falls, work accidents and other catastrophic events. We continually offer informative and relevant legal blogs regarding Southern California injury cases.
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The Key Factors Determining a Car Crash Settlement Amount There are a lot of factors that go into a settlement after a car crash and determining how much compensation you are owed is tricky. Here's how compensation is determined... -
Why Speed Matters When It Comes to Car Accidents Speeding seems harmless to most of us, but matters when it involves the potential for accidents. Here's why: -
How to Calculate Lost Wages After a Car Accident Car accidents can be expensive, especially if you have to miss work because of it. Here is how to calculate the cost of your time away from work after a wreck. -
Top Myths About Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer There are a lot of myths going around about hiring a car accident lawyer, so let's clear things up. Here are the top myths about hiring a car accident lawyer... -
You Have Rights as a Passenger - Here's What They Are What if you are a passenger in a car accident? You may not be the driver, but you still have rights to compensation. Here is what you are entitled to... -
How Social Media Can Damage Your Personal Injury Claim Think twice before posting that photo or sharing details about your car accident on social media and follow this advice instead. -
The Real Cost of Next Day Delivery As we approach the holidays, online shopping and deliveries increase. But what does that mean for safety on our roads? -
What Pregnant Women Need to Know About Car Accidents If you're involved in a car accident while you're pregnant, here's what you should know: -
The Most Common Types of Back Surgery Needed After a Car Accident Back injuries are common in car crashes and it could result in surgery. Here are the most common back injuries and surgeries victims encounter... -
3 Examples of Insurance Bad Faith in California In California, insurance companies have a duty to handle your auto claim in "good faith." So, what happens when these companies fail to do so? Read here: