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Jun 12, 2007
San Diego Personal Injury Attorney Summer Update
San Diego Personal Injury Attorney Summer Update
San Diego Personal Injury Attorney
Summer is here, and the weather is beautiful, but surprisingly auto accidents and personal injury accidents are still happening.
Recently I had court in Riverside, and as I was heading out of San Diego, I saw a horrible rollover accident on the 163, many of you saw it on the news. It was a fatality. Then as I was returning from court heading up the hill on the 15 from Temecula, I saw another rollver accident, this time on the otherside of the freeway.
PLEASE be careful out there! Wear your seatbelts, and slow down a little!
And of course call me immediately after you are involved in an accident,
LAW OFFICES OF ROBERT COLOSIA 619-231-8340
No fee, unless I Win! Posted at 06:35 pm by agenterob1
Apr 23, 2007
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State Farm Insurance Company v. Rosenthal
In an insurer's declaratory judgment action against an insured alleging that his personal injury underinsured motorist claim was time barred by Pennsylvania's four-year statute of limitations on contract claims, a ruling for the insured is affirmed on alternate grounds, based on a prediction that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court would start running the statute of limitations on the date on which an insured settles with or obtains an award from the adverse driver for less than the value of his damages.Avoid these problems by consulting a top San Diego Personal Injury Attorney right away after your auto accident.
Call for Free Consultation San Diego Lawyer, Robert Colosia 619-231-8340 or email at lawyer@colosia.com Posted at 10:58 am by agenterob1
Mar 24, 2007
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Most Recent Personal Injury Auto Accident Case Information
Padhiar v. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. (03/07/07 - No. 06-1121) In an action brought by insured seeking reformation of an automobile insurance contract, summary judgment for the insurer is affirmed where 1) as a matter of law, the insurer did provide written notice of enhanced personal injury attorney protection (PIP) coverages that were available to plaintiffs; and 2) as a matter of law, the insurer made a sufficient offer of optional enhanced PIP benefits under applicable law.
Remember to contact The Law Offices of Robet B. Colosia immeidately after an accident! San Diego Lawyer 619-231-8340 Posted at 04:13 pm by agenterob1
Feb 19, 2007
Tips for Driving in the rain
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San Diego Personal Injury Attorney
Driving in the rain can be dangerous; in fact thousands of car accidents each year are caused by wet driving conditions.
Routinely Check Your Tires
It is a good idea to always check your tires before you hit the road. To ensure your tires are working at their best, make sure you do the following routine maintenance:
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Keep your tires properly inflated. The correct air pressure for your tires is specified by the vehicle manufacturer and can be found on the vehicle door edge, door post, glove box door or fuel door. It is also listed in the owner's manual. The number listed on the side of the tire is not the recommended air pressure for your tire -- it is the maximum air pressure for the tire. You should check your tire's air pressure at least once a month.
Check the tires tread depth. Tires should have 1/16 inch tread depth in order to perform the in the way for which they were designed. Proper tread depth will help prevent skids and hydroplaning.
Have your tires rotated at least every 6,000 - 7,000 miles. This will aid in detecting alignment problems and help prevent irregular wear.
Slow Down
As rain falls, it mixes with grime and oil on the road creating slick conditions perfect for skids. The best way to avoid skidding is to slow down. Driving at a slower pace allows more of the tire's tread to make contact with the road, which leads to better traction.
Recover From a Skid
Skids can even happen to the most cautious drivers. If your car does skid, remember not to slam on the brakes, and do not pump the brakes if you have an anti-lock braking system (ABS). Instead apply pressure to the brakes in a firm manner and steer the car in the direction of the skid.
Keep a Safe Distance
It takes about three times longer to break on wet roads than on dry roads. Since more distance is required to brake, it is important not to tailgate. Keep more than two car lengths between you and the vehicle in front of you.
Recover from Hydroplaning
When it rains, water creates a barrier between the road and your tires. The liquid film that forms can cause you to lose traction and glide or hydroplane across the water's surface. If this happens, do not brake. It is better to take your foot off the gas, hold the steering wheel in place, and lightly apply the brakes. If you have a manual transmission, push in the clutch and let the car slow down on its own. Lastly, always hire the best San Diego Lawyer
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accidents may happen...even without rain!
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