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Steven M. Sweat
February 19, 2016 3:49 PM
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Nearly one in five vehicles on U.S. roads is in need of repair of a safety issue serious enough to be involved in a federal government recall, according to
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Steven M. Sweat
May 28, 6:39 PM
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The Most Dangerous Times to Drive in California (2026 Data Study): when crashes peak by hour, day & month—and why fatal-crash risk peaks 9–10 p.m.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 26, 2:27 PM
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California’s roads are known for their constant movement, from crowded urban freeways in Los Angeles to winding coastal highways traveled by commuters, tourists, and motorcycle enthusiasts alike. W…
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Steven M. Sweat
May 25, 7:28 PM
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How delayed symptoms can impact your injury claim 19/05/2026After an accident, injuries do not always show up right away. Adrenaline, shock, and stress can mask pain, making you feel fine in the moment.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:59 PM
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145 bicyclists were killed in California in 2023 — a 20.8% decline from the prior year but still far above baseline levels. Complete guide to CA bicycle fatality data, county rankings, crash causes, e-bike trends, and your legal rights.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:39 PM
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California follows pure comparative negligence — you can recover even if you were 99% at fault. Complete guide to Li v. Yellow Cab, fault calculations, Prop 51, and how shared fault affects your settlement.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:37 PM
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California leads all states with 490 fatal hit-and-run crashes. We ranked every U.S. city and state using NHTSA data. Find out where drivers flee most often.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:35 PM
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The most comprehensive California car accident statistics report for 2026. Covers 2023–2024 fatality data, most dangerous counties and highways, DUI trends, pedestrian deaths, and economic costs. Sources: NHTSA, OTS, CHP, SWITRS, GHSA.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 15, 4:34 PM
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By Steven M. Sweat, Esq. · Steven M. Sweat, Personal Injury Lawyers, APC · victimslawyer.com Contents The Evidence Revolution: Dashcams, Black Boxes & Wearables AI Acciden
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Steven M. Sweat
May 14, 12:48 AM
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Injured in California? Follow this step-by-step guide to file a personal injury claim correctly — from the accident scene through settlement. Free consultation: 866-966-5240.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 13, 9:35 PM
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Insurance company denied your personal injury claim in California? Learn your 6-step action plan, key deadlines, and legal rights under California law. Free consultation: 866-966-5240.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 12, 9:57 PM
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Progressive claims number is 1-800-776-4737. But if you’re injured, don’t file before reading this. California attorney explains what adjusters won’t tell you.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 12, 9:33 PM
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Allstate claims number is 1-800-255-7828. But if you’re injured, don’t file before reading this. California attorney explains what adjusters won’t tell you.
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Steven M. Sweat
June 3, 6:24 PM
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Southern California moves fast. From packed freeways in Los Angeles to busy coastal highways stretching through Orange County and beyond, driving is part of daily life for millions of people.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 26, 2:28 PM
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California’s roads are constantly active, with packed freeways, coastal highways, and crowded city streets creating demanding conditions for drivers and
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Steven M. Sweat
May 26, 1:48 PM
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In Los Angeles, what appears straightforward at the scene of a crash rarely stays that way. A driver runs a red light on Wilshire. Someone rear-ends a vehicle on the 405 during stop-and-go traffic. The sequence of events feels obvious to everyone present.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 7:20 PM
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California ranked 2nd nationally for large truck fatalities in 2023 with 392 deaths. Complete guide to CA truck crash data, most dangerous freeways, LA County stats, FMCSA regulations, and your legal rights. Free consultation: 866-966-5240.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:41 PM
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Los Angeles recorded 150+ pedestrian deaths in 2025 — more than homicides for the third year running. Annual report covering fatality trends, danger corridors, Vision Zero's failures, and your legal rights.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:38 PM
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California has the 8th-highest uninsured driver rate in the nation — 20.4% of drivers carry no insurance. This guide covers current 2023 statistics, what they mean for accident victims, and how UM/UIM coverage protects you under California law.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 21, 6:36 PM
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Comprehensive California motorcycle accident statistics for 2026. Covers 2023–2024 fatality data, county rankings, lane splitting research, helmet data, DUI trends, and economic costs. Sources: NHTSA, OTS, CHP/SWITRS, UC Berkeley SafeTREC, IIHS.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 18, 3:01 PM
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The most comprehensive California car accident statistics report for 2026. Covers 2023–2024 fatality data, most dangerous counties and highways, DUI trends, pedestrian deaths, and economic costs. Sources: NHTSA, OTS, CHP, SWITRS, GHSA.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 14, 7:17 PM
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Turn on the television in any major American city and the same scene plays out on a loop: a slick 30-second spot, a confident attorney holdin
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Steven M. Sweat
May 13, 10:24 PM
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Injured in a California car accident? Learn every category of compensation you're legally entitled to claim under California law — and what insurers won't tell you. Free consultation: 866-966-5240.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 12, 10:12 PM
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Mercury Insurance claims number is 1-800-503-3724. But if you’re injured — or Mercury denied your claim — read this first. California attorney explains.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 12, 9:46 PM
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State Farm claims number is 1-800-732-5246. But if you’re injured, don’t file before reading this. California attorney explains what adjusters won’t tell you.
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Steven M. Sweat
May 12, 6:08 PM
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How long does a truck accident case take in California? Most resolve in 12–24 months. Cases with severe injuries or trial take 2–3 years. Stage-by-stage breakdown with timelines.
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It is a frightening statistic indeed to know that 1 in 5 vehicles on U.S. Roadways have some type of safety defect that subjects them to recall. Many people don't know that their vehicle has such issues until they have a wreck and the defect results in injury or death.