LOS ANGELES, CA, July 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Car accidents can happen in seconds and result in serious injuries that can be life altering for the accident victim. The person involved in a car accident is often unsure of what steps should be taken immediately after an event of this type on the roadway. Driver's are often under the assumption that insurance will quickly pay all of the costs that arise after a car accident, and they are misguided, which can be an expensive undertaking. Los Angeles attorney Michael P. Ehline, Esq., of Ehline Law Firm PC, wants driver's and car accident victims to be aware of the real cost of being seriously injured in a car, motorcycle or a pedestrian accident.
It is a Crime Under California Law To Not Carry Minimum Liability Insurance Coverages
Attorney Ehline says that Drivers in the state of California are required to have at least the minimum amount of vehicle insurance coverage to drive on the roadways, and if not, they are criminals. The minimum amount of insurance that is required to get behind the wheel of a car, this is not always enough, when a car or motorcycle accident occurs and there are ongoing medical costs. Ehline says if you don't get uninsured/undersinsured motorist coverage, and someone who does not have insurance hits you, your not covered, and could end up owing a lot of money for hospital and other bills. Drivers should also consider getting comprehensive and collision coverages for things like getting the car fixed or replaced, "just in case", said attorney Ehline.
Harvard Studies Indicate Impact Injuries Disproportionately Result in Bankruptcies
Harvard University has done studies on the impact injuries can have and one of the things that was found is a large percentage of bankruptcies occur due to medical bills. It is vital for injury patients to know the advantages of legal representation. Michael Ehline has resources that include legal experts to provide quality legal representation to Los Angeles car accident, San Diego motorcycle crash, Mahattan Beach premises liability, or Simi Valley dog bite and burn injury victims. Having the top legal representation for California Northern and Southern California out-of court settlements, and civil trials, to recover compensation, is able to be done in a timely manner.
Attorneys Can Assist Injured Victims Who Are Unable to Help Themselves
Victims of accident injuries should not attempt to handle their own claim, after a traumatic accident. After devastating accidents in California people are counting on Ehline Law Firm, PC handle their legal claims quickly and recover the compensation they deserve, from a car or motorcycle accident, dog bite, premise liability claim or bicycle accident. (Read More.)
Michael Ehline left the U.S. Marine Corps in 1989 and worked as a paralegal, and worked in the Law Office Study Program from 1999-2004, while attending the University of Western Los Angeles School of Law from 2001-2005. Attorney Ehline is experienced as a personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles car and motorcycle accidents, premises liability, pedestrian injuries, burn injuries, dog bite attacks and wrongful death (View Website.) Ehline and his legal experts can provide representation in all civil cases, preserving evidence, accident reconstruction and building an unassailable case to recover the settlement that the victim needs. For more information or to schedule a legal consultation visit or contact Ehline Law Firm, PC toll-free at 888-400-9721 or 633 W 5th St #2890 Los Angeles, CA 90071; 1.213.291.9080.
Highly experienced experts in California tort law. Former law review member writes articles about personal injury issues under California tort laws, such as wrongful death and battery claims as well as negligence issues.
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Los Angeles Car Accident Lawyer Michael Ehline Counsels on Real Cost of Ongoing Medical Care After a Traffic Accident
The residual effects of a car accident are often just as bad or worse than the underlying personal injuries. Los Angeles auto accident lawyer, Michael Ehline, Esq., of Ehline Law Firm PC discusses the other things.
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[Press-News.org] Los Angeles Car Accident Lawyer Michael Ehline Counsels on Real Cost of Ongoing Medical Care After a Traffic AccidentThe residual effects of a car accident are often just as bad or worse than the underlying personal injuries. Los Angeles auto accident lawyer, Michael Ehline, Esq., of Ehline Law Firm PC discusses the other things.