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Blood Alcohol Concentration and Its Effects

November 16, 2018 | Krasney Law
BAC Levels
If you are like the average person, you never give the meaning of BAC levels a second thought. Even if you know that a person’s blood alcohol concentration is the gauge for whether they were driving under the influence, you don’t think it will ever apply to you. Everyone should know more about BAC levels
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Does Insurance Cover a Hit and Run?

October 31, 2018 | Krasney Law
hit and run
If you have a hit and run accident, you can file a claim with your auto insurance company. It’s a good idea to know what’s covered before you have to make a hit and run insurance claim. There are different types of coverage included in any insurance policy. There are also a number of features
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Average Settlement for a Car Accident Concussion

October 23, 2018 | Krasney Law
Car Accident Concussion Settlement
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that frequently occurs during a car crash. The concussion settlement value depends on a number of factors. Concussions vary from mild to severe, impacting the cost of treatment and how long it takes to get well. If another driver is at fault for your concussion, you have
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How to Get a Motorcycle License in California

September 25, 2018 | Krasney Law
how to get a motorcycle license
If you plan to ride a motorcycle in San Bernardino County, you need a state motorcycle license. It’s a good idea to find out how to get a motorcycle license in California before you invest in a new bike. Thousands of Californians enjoy the freedom of riding motorcycles along the state’s highways. There are breathtaking
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California Bicycle Laws: What You Need to Know

September 20, 2018 | Krasney Law
California Bicycle Laws
How much do you know about California bicycle laws? Every driver on California’s roads and highways needs to know something about bicycle law. Even if you aren’t a bicycle rider, you have to share the roads with lots of people who are. What you know about the state’s bicycle laws can prevent accidents. These laws
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Can You Sue The Government? Yes (sometimes)

September 6, 2018 | Krasney Law
Can You Sue The Government
Suing a governmental entity or agency in a personal injury case is generally allowed under the law. Governmental entities hold themselves immune from liability, with some exceptions.Sometimes such lawsuits are allowed in case of negligent road repair or maintenance, for example, that resulted in a car accident with personal injury and/or property damage. And if
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Scary Texting and Driving Accident Statistics

August 28, 2018 | Krasney Law
Texting-and-Driving
Texting and driving accidents have become so commonplace these days that it is like an epidemic. As lawmakers across the country struggle to institute measures to prevent people from texting while driving, the death toll continues to count higher and higher. At best, texting and driving accident statistics present cause for concern, but at worst,
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What Is a Clean Driving Record?

August 17, 2018 | Krasney Law
clean driving record
Having a clean driving record can help you maintain your driver’s license and minimize the amount that you pay for your car insurance. Here in California, you are required to maintain a minimum amount of coverage in order to be allowed to drive your vehicle, so this is an ongoing expense that you’ll have to
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Most Common Types of Car Accidents

August 9, 2018 | Krasney Law
Common Types of Car Accidents
Common types of car accidents involve collisions from head-on or the side. Less common, but so very dangerous, are rollovers. A head-on collision is also especially dangerous and is likely to cause serious injury or death to the occupants of both vehicles.But the most common type of two-vehicle accident of all is the rear-end collision.
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What Is the Number One Killer of Teenagers?

July 29, 2018 | Krasney Law
number one killer of teenagers
The teenage years, from 13 to 19 years old, make up less than 1% of the total deaths in this country. Most people aren’t surprised by the answer they get when they ask, “What is the number one killer of teenagers in the U.S.?” The answer is, by far, car accidents. Most of us have heard
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