Three Things Your Personal Injury Case Must Have To Be Considered Good

👨‍⚖️ Welcome to Alexander Napolin's Legal Insights, where we delve into the world of injury law! In this video, California licensed attorney Alexander Napolin breaks down the essentials of what makes a personal injury case valuable. This is not legal advice but rather educational information to help you understand the dynamics of personal injury law.
⚖️ Alexander provides a clear and concise explanation of the three critical components that form the backbone of a strong personal injury case:
Liability: Learn how liability is established, primarily through negligence, and understand the nuances that come into play when determining who is at fault.
Injuries: Discover why having sustained injuries is crucial in a personal injury case, and the implications of varying levels of harm and trauma.
Insurance: Uncover the importance of insurance in ensuring that there is a financial avenue for compensation.
🚗 Using everyday examples, like a rear-end collision, Alexander illustrates these concepts in a way that's easy to grasp. He also touches upon exceptions and different contexts like workers' comp and strict liability laws.
📚 Whether you've been in an accident or just want to be informed, this video is a must-watch. Alexander's expertise shines through as he navigates these complex legal waters with ease, offering valuable insights into what makes a personal injury case strong and viable.
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[@slee2819]

Great legal commentary. Maybe in the future you could talk about duty of care in liability?

[@henlohenlo689]

do you any form of employment law. employee and contractor law. antitrust law. discrimination in employment law. liability law in joinder lawsuit with numerous defendants acting jointly in the crime. do you do paga claims. class actions
any of those? i likely need advise in all of that.
also if i can emergency money right away to help find another job while my current one is. i dont enough enough money to switch and stuck. i need option immediate lump 20k to help me transition another job. etc. and litigate my employers of past 3 years. i cant wait until lawzuit ends as finances are keeping me from taking action.

[@napolinlaw]

That sounds complicated. I mainly do personal injury and workers comp claim. Sometimes I do crossover claims which involve a personal injury that happens at work, meaning there is overlap with workers’ compensation and the lawsuit against the negligence non-employer defendant. This often happens when you are out on the road driving for work, but it could also happen at a construction site with multiple contractors where on employee of one contractor injures another employee working for a different contractor. But it can be complicated. If there are employment law claims I might not be the best lawyer to handle it because I have less experience in civil employment litigation. An employment or labor law attorney might be a better option.
In terms of cash advances, that all depends on the strength of the case. In California, attorneys are not allowed to loan money to clients. Plaintiffs need to rely on factoring companies who will assess the risk of the case independently and decide what they will loan based upon the risk they perceive in the case.
End of the day, I can’t give legal advice here. You should call lawyers in your state for legal advice. I’m only licensed in California.

[@henlohenlo689]

@@napolinlaw i could still use workers comp advise i never ever collected unemploent or workers comp despite many periods of unemployment my tax person said i should get it but i dont know.
i do live in the rancho cucamonga/fontana area of california.