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Ruminations of an Injury Attorney – Part 2

By Heiting & Irwin |

The Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda of Auto Insurance Coverage As discussed in Part 1, I am a frequent witness to the displeasure and disappointment of our personal injury clients when they learn the hard way that they do not have the automobile insurance coverage they believed or desired.  Once the accident or other covered event… Read More »

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Ruminations of an Injury Attorney – Part 1

By Heiting & Irwin |

The Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda of Auto Insurance Coverage As a personal injury attorney handling auto accident cases, I am a frequent to the displeasure and disappointment of clients when they learn the hard way that they do not have the automobile insurance coverage they believed or desired.  Once the accident or other covered event… Read More »

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What is the Sudden Emergency Defense?

By Heiting & Irwin |

The typical first question that arises in most motor vehicle accidents is:  who was the cause of the accident?   From the standpoint of the plaintiff, our main issue is whether or not the defendant (the person being sued), caused the motor vehicle accident.  In certain instances, that defendant may well admit they caused the… Read More »

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Several California Hospitals Ranked High in Patient Safety

By Heiting & Irwin |

A recent post on patch.com discusses the California hospitals identified as the safest and least safe, as reported by the Leapfrog Group. According to its website, the Leapfrog Group was “[f]ounded in 2000 by large employers and other purchasers….[and] is a national nonprofit organization driving a movement for giant leaps forward in the quality… Read More »

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Timing is Critical in Medical Setting Injuries

By Heiting & Irwin |

Several rulings have come down from higher courts this year in California relating to the proper time limit that applies to injury cases occurring in medical settings.  Excluding particularized time periods relating to public entities, there is usually either a 1-year medical malpractice or 2-year general negligence limitations period that applies to such injuries…. Read More »

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