Shervin Behnam

You had back pain before the crash. Maybe you had an old knee injury, a prior neck problem, arthritis, or a degenerative disc condition that was mostly under control. Then a California car accident made the pain worse, changed your daily life, or forced you back into treatment. Now the insurance adjuster says your claim […]

After a California car accident, one of the first questions an insurance adjuster may ask is whether you were wearing a seat belt. If you were not buckled, you may worry that the insurance company can deny your claim completely. The answer is more nuanced. An insurer can try to blame you for not wearing

A T-bone accident in California can change everything in seconds. One driver runs a red light, turns left too soon, rolls through a stop sign, or misjudges the speed of oncoming traffic, and the side of your car takes the full impact. Because side-impact crashes often happen at intersections, the biggest question is usually simple:

A parking lot accident in California may look minor at first, but the fault and payment questions can become frustrating fast. One driver may say they had the right of way. The other may claim both cars were moving. The insurance company may call it a “private property accident” and try to reduce the payout

A lane splitting accident in California can quickly become a fight over blame. The driver may say the motorcycle came out of nowhere. The insurance company may argue the rider was moving too fast. The injured motorcyclist may know the driver changed lanes, drifted, opened a door, or failed to check a mirror. So, who

A lane splitting accident in California can quickly turn into a blame game. The driver may say the motorcycle “came out of nowhere.” The insurance company may argue the rider was moving too fast. The injured motorcyclist may know the driver changed lanes, drifted, opened a door, or failed to check a mirror. So, who

A delivery driver accident in California can leave you with more questions than a regular car crash. Was the driver working? Was the vehicle owned by Amazon, UPS, FedEx, DoorDash, Uber Eats, or another company? Does the driver’s personal insurance pay, or does a commercial policy apply? Most importantly, who is responsible for your medical

A car accident without insurance in California can feel terrifying, especially if the crash was not your fault. Many injured drivers assume they automatically lose the right to compensation because they did not have active insurance at the time of the accident. That is not always true. California law can limit an uninsured driver’s claim,