WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (June 7, 2017): There is nothing more frustrating to someone that has been injured in an accident than destroying the value of their own injury claim. In this week’s Whiteboard Wednesday, Matt highlights the 4 most common mistakes we see people make with their personal injury claims… Want to use our video on your blog or website? Feel free! Below you
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (MAY 31, 2017): If you have ever rented a car, you know the feeling you get when the rental agent puts the full-court press on you about why you should purchase their rental insurance. In this week’s Whiteboard Wednesday, Matt tackles how rental car insurance works and whether you need it when you rent a car… [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCPyeNQSYFc&vol=70&width=640&height=360[/embedyt]
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (MAY 24, 2017): The Bay Area is a very bicycle-friendly place, but with increased bicycle traffic comes increased car vs. bicycle accidents. These accidents don’t usually end well for vulnerable bicyclists—and so our phone rings with people looking for a San Francisco bicycle accident lawyer… Now, we find that most of the time the car is primarliy at fault for
WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY (MAY 17, 2017): With more ride-sharing going on than ever before in the San Francisco Bay Area, there has been a corresponding surge in car accidents involving companies like Uber and Lyft. This week’s edition of Whiteboard Wednesday covers the ins-and-outs of insurance claims when people are injured in Uber and Lyft accidents. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpgAYWkPHjU&width=640&height=360&rel=0&modestbranding=0[/embedyt] Want to use our video on
You are a responsible adult. You save for your retirement. You have a monthly budget and your family is even protected with life insurance. But, do you know how much UM/UIM insurance coverage you have? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ What Is UM/UIM? The strong majority of people we ask have no idea. Many of them aren’t even sure what UM and UIM are. UM stands for
Imagine it’s a Monday morning and you’re running behind to get to work on time. You ride BART to/from San Francisco or Oakland every day and know the train schedules like the back of your hand. You race to the BART station, up to the BART platform and slip through the open doors with at least 10 seconds to spare! You
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