Reducing a Defendant’s Liability for Past Medical Damages Based on Collateral Payments Made to the Plaintiff Violates the Collateral Source Rule

2014-01-26T14:05:55-08:00

California supports policies which protect injured parties from civil wrongdoers who attempt to thwart liability by depending on collateral source payments made to the plaintiff. Allowing defendants who have not contributed to the obtainment of insurance to avoid responsibility for the damage/injury they cause violates the collateral source rule. The fact that the plaintiff had [...]

Reducing a Defendant’s Liability for Past Medical Damages Based on Collateral Payments Made to the Plaintiff Violates the Collateral Source Rule2014-01-26T14:05:55-08:00

Attempts by Insurance Industry to Invade Accident Victim’s Financial Property

2014-01-22T14:04:03-08:00

A woman filed an action in connection with two motor vehicle accidents occurring on October and November of 2008. Both accidents were clearly not her fault. She suffered a multitude of injuries including headaches, neck and back pain, fractured ribs, pulled wrist tendon, pain in buttocks, right shoulder pain, and emotional instability. The accident victim [...]

Attempts by Insurance Industry to Invade Accident Victim’s Financial Property2014-01-22T14:04:03-08:00
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