J&Y Personal Injury Blog

Firefighting Efforts in the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfire

NOTE: The statistics below are as of January 10th at 1 PM PST.  LISTEN TO OUR 2025 LOS ANGELES WILDFIRE PODCAST: [audio wav="https://jnylaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/2025-Los-Angeles-Wildfires.wav"][/audio] You're likely looking for updates on the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, which have ravaged the region, with the Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire being among the most destructive. Over 2,300 firefighters are battling the blazes, with a...

Car Accident Claim Time Limit for Geico Insurance

Dealing with an auto accident can be a stressful experience, and it’s important to understand the legal aspects surrounding the filing of an insurance claim. One crucial element to consider is the statute of limitations, which determines the time limit to file a claim. Our personal injury attorneys will explain the statute of limitations for filing an auto claim with Geico,...

What can happen if you don’t stop for a school bus in California?

In California, as in many other states, school children's safety is paramount. This is reflected in traffic laws, especially those about school buses. One of the most stringent and well-recognized rules is requiring vehicles to stop when a school bus picks up or drops off students. The law is clear, yet every day, violations occur. The consequences of such actions...

What does it mean if a case is dismissed “without” prejudice?

A case being dismissed without prejudice is one possible outcome to a civil or criminal case that has significant implications for both the plaintiff and the defendant. This article aims to clear up what it means when a court dismisses a case without prejudice, exploring the circumstances that lead to such a decision, its impact on all parties involved, and...

Statute of Limitations for Filing a Car Accident Claim with Progressive Insurance

When you’re involved in an accident and need to file a claim with your insurance provider, it’s crucial to understand the statute of limitations that governs the time frame within which you can take legal action. J&Y Law will explore the statute of limitations for filing a claim with Progressive Insurance, one of the leading auto insurance companies in the industry....

What is the State Farm insurance claim time limit?

If you’re injured in an accident involving a State Farm policyholder, you may have heard there is a time limit to how long you can wait before filing an insurance claim. Generally, you have two years to settle an insurance claim, but it’s still important to report your claim promptly. Your insurance company might mandate reporting your loss within a...

How Long Does a Personal Injury Lawsuit Take in California?

Navigating the legal world can be a very overwhelming experience, especially when it comes to personal injury lawsuits. How long does the process typically take from beginning to end? In this article we will attempt to answer that question for residents of California. J&Y Law Firm has represented thousands of injured clients in the State of California, and we have...

2023 Crime Statistics for Los Angeles Revealed

On January 24, 2024 the Los Angeles Police Department revealed the City’s 2023 crime statistics in a report during their end of year press conference held at Police Headquarters on 1st Street. The full report, which can be viewed online at LAPD Media shows several promising trends and data points, including the fact that 2023 was the time in nine...

What Are the 3 Elements of Standing to Sue?

When you are involved in a car crash, are personally injured, or are otherwise negatively affected by the actions of another person, you may wish to file a lawsuit. One of the first things your Los Angeles personal injury lawyer will go over, however, is whether your case has the three elements of standing needed to sue. Today, we’ll break down what...

Am I allowed to record conversations in California without the other person’s consent?

In California, it is generally not legal to record a conversation without the consent of all parties involved. California is known as a “two-party consent” state under the California Penal Code Section 632. This law makes it a crime to record or eavesdrop on any confidential communication, including a private conversation or telephone call, without the consent of all parties...