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How Can a Lawyer Help After an Airbag Deployment Concussion?

An airbag deployment concussion lawyer builds your case by gathering EDR black box data proving impact severity, coordinating neurological evaluations documenting brain injury, and pursuing compensation from the at-fault driver whose negligence forced your airbag to deploy. Attorneys handle complex medical documentation, fight denials of invisible injuries, and calculate long-term damages for post-concussion syndrome while you focus on recover... Read More

What If There Was a “Wet Floor” Sign—Do I Still Have a Case?

Yes, you may still have a valid slip and fall case even if there was a wet floor sign present. Under California law, property owners are required to maintain a reasonably safe premises beyond just posting warnings. Therefore, a yellow cone or caution sign doesn't automatically protect businesses from liability when inadequate placement, poor visibility, ongoing hazards, or unreasonable dangers cause injuries. Many injured victims assume a w... Read More

Can Undocumented Workers File Construction Accident Claims?

Yes, undocumented workers have the right to file construction accident claims and receive workers' compensation benefits in California, regardless of immigration status. Your legal rights to workplace safety and injury compensation exist because of your role as a worker, not your immigration status. Construction sites rank among the most dangerous workplaces in America, with immigrant workers facing disproportionately high injury rates. Whe... Read More

Can I Pursue a Wrongful Death Case if the Person Who Caused It Wasn’t Charged Criminally?

Yes, you may file a wrongful death lawsuit without criminal charges against the responsible party. California's civil courts operate independently from criminal proceedings, requiring only proof by a preponderance of the evidence rather than proof beyond a reasonable doubt. When prosecutors decline to file charges or secure a conviction, families maintain their right to seek compensation through civil litigation for the loss of their loved one... Read More

Common Truck Accident Causes in Riverside

Thousands of drivers travel Riverside’s highways, local roads, and industrial corridors every day. Mixed in with cars, motorcycles, and delivery vans are semi-trucks—huge vehicles hauling freight across Southern California. When these rigs crash, the outcome is often far worse than a regular traffic accident. Bentley & More LLP helps Riverside individuals and families who’ve been hurt in truck crashes caused by careless or reckless driv... Read More

How to File a Wrongful Death Claim in Orange County

The loss of a loved one completely alters your world. Life doesn’t feel the same, and every day brings new reminders that they’re gone. But when the loss happened because someone else made a bad decision—like texting while driving, ignoring safety rules at work, or giving the wrong medicine—it hits even harder. In Orange County, families who’ve gone through this have a legal option. It’s called a wrongful death claim. This type of lawsuit a... Read More

Who Is At Fault In Most Motorcycle Accidents?

Motorcycle riders get a bad rap. You’ve heard it all: they weave through traffic, speed past cars, and act like rules don’t apply. But here’s the thing—when you look at what actually happens on California roads, it’s usually the other driver who causes the crash, not the motorcyclist. This might surprise some people, but it’s true. If you've been in a motorcycle crash, or someone you care about has, it makes sense to take a closer look at w... Read More