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In many cases, you must present a claim for damages before you can sue a government entity. If you do not present the claim, you might not be able to proceed with a lawsuit. You should have an attorney represent you during the claims process, and this article explains why. You must present a claim early Many people know that you have a limited time to file a lawsuit when you have been injured, but you have less time to act when you intend to file a lawsuit against the government. While you may have two years to file a lawsuit in the event of car accident, for example, you may have only six months to present a claim if a city or county employee is driving the other vehicle. Even after you present a claim, you have to keep track of when and how the government rejected your claim. After the government rejects your claim, you have a limited amount of time to file a lawsuit thereafter. Your claim must go to the correct government agency Before you present your claim, you must figure out which government entity is potentially responsible for your injury. You must present a claim against
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In January of 2025, multiple fires have spread in the Southland, displacing tens ofthousands of people, killing more than a dozen. One fire alone would be difficult tomanage, but the
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On November 21, an SUV collided with a motorcyclist on the southbound 710 freeway in Southgate. The crash occurred around 5:00 p.m. on a Thursday, so one can assume that
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Truck drivers who move heavy loads and dangerous chemicals across the U.S. are supposed to follow U.S. government rules about their workday. Some of these truck drivers and many of
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The death of a family member can change everything in any family’s life. The emotional and financial damage and the day-to-day challenges are even more painful when someone’s cruelty or
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The holidays are busy for many Californians. There are gifts to buy, parties to attend, family to visit, and school or religious performances to see. Unfortunately, while we are getting
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Cannabis may be legal for recreational use in California, but driving under its influence is illegal. Being high from marijuana impairs cognitive and motor skills, causes impaired driving and increases
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Your dog may be your best friend, but even the most caring of canine companions can surprise us. Well-behaved dogs can become aggressive when they feel protective, threatened or afraid.
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Ride-sharing is a convenient option for anyone who needs a ride on the go. However, Uber and Lyft drivers are just as prone to causing or getting into accidents as
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1,000 people suffer injuries every day because of distracted driving. As technology for cell phones and car entertainment systems improve,
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You and all other California drivers must have car insurance before taking a vehicle onto the road. If someone hits you, you can collect benefits from their company to pay
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As a California driver, you have seen self-driving cars on the road. You may have even taken a ride-share in a car that drives itself. But do these vehicles make