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Who Determines Fault in an Auto Accident in California?

In California, determining liability is integral to the personal injury claim process. In the event of an accident, the driver who is at fault is responsible for all financial losses. However, some drivers who sustain severe injuries may need to fully understand who determines fault and the evidence required to prove the other party’s liability. […]

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How to Prove a Brain Injury After an Accident in California

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most severe injuries resulting from an accident. Those with severe TBIs can develop long-term disabilities that require rehabilitation and psychiatric care in California. Medical records and diagnostic testing can prove your brain injury and future medical costs after an accident. The experienced California brain injury lawyers at Berg […]

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How Long Until I Get My Car Accident Check?

Even a minor car accident can leave you shaken, but a serious car accident can cause significant stress and financial strain. A car accident settlement can offer hope to families tight on money. Settlement checks provide coverage for medical bills, car repairs, or the replacement of a totaled car. However, even after your claim is […]

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5 Tips to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer, in Sacramento

Being a victim of personal injury is physically and emotionally challenging. Therefore, it’s important to realize that by choosing the right personal injury lawyer Sacramento residents will substantially relieve their stress, and they also are more likely to receive a reasonable settlement when all is said and done. At Berg Injury Lawyers, our personal injury […]

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Bicycle Safety: How to Not Get Hit by Cars

Commuting by bike is a great way to reduce vehicle emissions while staying in shape. However, it’s common for cyclists and drivers to have trouble sharing the road. In 2021, an estimated 7,639 bicyclists were injured or killed by traffic accidents in the state. If you want to enjoy riding your bike more often, don’t […]

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California Pain & Suffering Damages: Calculating Emotional Distress

California recognizes that pain and suffering from a traumatic event can cause emotional distress. This distress is harder to quantify than broken limbs or lost wages, but it is nevertheless an essential part of any injury settlement. The way pain and suffering damages are calculated is not straightforward. California does not give recommendations to the […]

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Steps to Take After a Wrongful Death

Losing your loved one is never easy, but if the person died due to the negligence or misconduct of another, including in a fatal accident, the situation is not only heartbreaking but also complex. Berg Injury Lawyers, the Sacramento wrongful death lawyers understand how painful it can be to recover from the loss of a […]

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Traumatic Brain Injury Associated with Auto Accidents in California

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious and potentially devastating consequence of a car accident. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that car accidents caused 24.5% of all TBI-related hospitalizations and 4.9% of male TBI-related deaths in 2017. A TBI’s physical, financial, and emotional impact can be severe and […]

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Why File a Wrongful Death Claim in California

If someone else’s negligent, reckless, or intentional actions resulted in your family member’s wrongful death, California residents might have the right to file a wrongful death claim. It may seem pointless because no amount of money can truly replace a loved one or make everything right. Plus, repeatedly bringing it up can make it hard […]

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