Navigating Bankruptcy Alone vs Lawyer
So you are thinking about filing bankruptcy: Chapter 7, or Chapter 13 without a lawyer. The top reason individuals file bankruptcy alone is they are worried they will not be able to have the funds needed to hire someone to help. Filing alone is not a decision you should take lightly. If you make any missteps, […]
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CA Insurance Companies Still Paying Personal Injury Claims
The California Insurance Code (or CIC) is the body of rules that California insurance companies must follow when conducting business in the state. One of the obligations imposed by the CIC under §790.03 is that an insurance agency must investigate promptly, process, and pay insurance claims. This rule applies regardless of if the coverage is […]
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Photos Can Make The Difference in Your Insurance Claim
The aftermath of an auto accident can be stressful. With so much commotions happening it may not occur to you to take pictures of the accident scene, but it is more important than you may think. Here is what you need to know about pictures after an auto accident. Photos can make you all the […]
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Judge Issues $3.2 Million Judgment in Accident Case
California Superior Court Judge issues a $3.2 Million judgment in favor of our client, who was seriously injured in an auto accident. Our client attempted to work this matter out with the insurance company, but the insurance company deemed the claim invalid and denied the claim. Our client reached out to Solution Law, APC for […]
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Severe Crash or Fender Bender, Here is What to do
Over six million car accidents occur each year in the United States. One in three car accidents involve personal injury to the driver and/or passengers. If you are involved in an accident, there are certain steps you should follow to protect yourself and your interests: STOP! Never drive away from the scene of an accident, […]
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California: Personal Injury vs Liability Waivers
California liability waivers are legally enforceable contracts in which people participating in potentially dangerous activities assume the risk of injury. Patrons are often required to sign a liability waiver in order to participate in activities that might otherwise lead to lawsuits such as renting a canoe, rock climbing, gym access or school sports. Liability waivers […]
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Expertise.com: Solution Law APC – Best Personal Injury Attorneys
Expertise.com examined 151 Personal Injury Attorneys serving Orange County and Picked the Top 19. Solution Law apc is on the top of their list. Expertise.com’s goal is to connect people with the best local experts. They scored personal injury attorneys on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you […]
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30 New California Laws Effective New Year’s Day 2020
Effective 01/01/2020: Sexual Harassment Training (SB-1343): Employers must provide sexual harassment training to employees. At least two hours of training are required for supervisory employees, and one hour is required for non-supervisory employees. Training must be held every two years. More Protections for Renters (AB-1482): Landlords can only increase rents by 5% plus inflation, although […]
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Private Attorney Vs. Public Defender: Pros & Cons
When your freedom is on the line, you want the most experienced professional managing your criminal case. The most important decision you will make in your own criminal defense is knowing who to hire. The Statistics in Criminal Defense: Public Defender vs Private Attorney A study on private attorneys vs public defenders by Judge Morris […]
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Harassed by a Neighbor, Here is What To Do
Your home is the place where you can relax in peace, your Personal Sanctuary. However, if you have a neighbor who constantly harasses you or someone in your family, you need to take the appropriate actions. You should never have to listen to someone yell at you, make threats and disturb your peace. The law […]
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