• posted: Sep. 15, 2023
• Albert Lavezzo
• Personal Injury
• pure comparative negligence,  reasonable care,  damage award

People who negligently injure others or who cause property damage can be held legally responsible. The person hurt or suffering a loss is usually entitled to monetary compensation. However, it’s Read More

• posted: Apr. 15, 2023
• Albert Lavezzo
• Personal Injury
• traumatic brain injury,  TBI,  hidden symptom

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is severe harm resulting from a heavy blow or forceful jolt to the head, with or without a piercing of the skull. Although some symptoms Read More

• posted: Mar. 15, 2023
• Albert Lavezzo
• Personal Injury
• negligence per se,  liability,  damages

California law provides for determining liability in automobile accidents based on a pure comparative negligence system. That is, a party who is at fault for the collision is responsible for Read More

• posted: Sep. 15, 2022
• Albert Lavezzo
• Personal Injury
• Auto Accident,  accident claim,  accident settlement

By most estimates, only 3 to 5 percent of auto accident cases go all the way to trial. That means that if you’re involved in an accident, the amount of Read More

• posted: May 15, 2022
• Albert Lavezzo
• Personal Injury
• COVID-19,  fatalities,  auto accidents

When COVID-19 first spread across the United States in the spring of 2020, businesses closed and daily routines were upended. Lockdowns, work-from-home arrangements and other measures designed to “stop the Read More

• posted: Mar. 15, 2022
• Albert Lavezzo
• Personal Injury
• negligence per se,  reasonable person,  pure comparative negligence

Being in a car accident can have a devastating impact on your life — physically, emotionally, and financially. If someone else’s negligence or recklessness behind the wheel caused in your Read More