Kohan & Bablove Injury Attorneys

Following a devastating injury, it’s natural to wonder what will happen next. Depending on the severity of your injury, your entire life could be permanently affected by the injuries you sustain in an accident. It makes sense to wonder whether the person responsible for causing your injuries will cover your costs and compensate you for the suffering their negligence has inflicted on your life.But, before you decide to move forward with a lawsuit, there are a few personal injury laws you should know. We have outlined the most relevant details...Continue Reading...

On average, a car crash happens every minute in the U.S. With so many accidents occurring every day, it should be every driver’s priority to operate their vehicle as safely as possible to prevent other drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and the general public from suffering significant injury. With that in mind, Riverside drivers should look at what steps they can take to drive more safely as to reduce the number of collisions and subsequent injuries. Below, we have provided Riverside residents and visitors alike with our top three tips...Continue Reading...

As you prepare to file a lawsuit that could hold the personal responsible for causing your injuries to account, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by everything you don’t know about the process. Before your free consultation with an attorney, organize your thoughts and consider what questions are most important to know going forward. With that in mind, we have gone over some of the critical questions you’ll need to know, and some general answers about what you can expect from your California personal injury claim.Who Is Going to...Continue Reading...

Getting into an accident can be especially frustrating when you know someone else is responsible for the wreck and you discover they don’t have insurance. If the responsible driver doesn’t have insurance, they can’t easily cover your damages, but this doesn’t mean you can’t sue them for the losses you’ve suffered.At Dickson Kohan & Bablove LLP, we’ve handled cases involving uninsured drivers, and they work similarly to cases involving insured drivers. As the plaintiff, you must prove negligence against...Continue Reading...

Knowing the difference between ordinary negligence and gross negligence is important when filing a personal injury lawsuit. If you’ve been injured in an accident and someone else was at fault, the liable party in your accident was likely negligent or careless in some way. You must prove negligence against the at-fault party in your accident if you hope to recover a settlement.Gross negligence isn’t the same as ordinary negligence. When an at-fault party is grossly negligent, their actions are blatantly reckless and deserve greater punishment....Continue Reading...