At this unprecedented time, The Law Offices of Mickey Fine is still here to serve all of your legal needs. Out of an abundance of caution, we, like many other companies, have implemented several measures to protect the well-being of our clients, employees, and community. Employees have been asked to work remotely and we are taking steps to practice social distancing and deep cleaning within all of our facilities. We have full access to your files and are able to be reached 24/7.
Spinal injuries can be painful and debilitating; and, in the most severe cases, they can lead to paralysis. Spinal injuries can also be incredibly expensive, as they can lead to substantial medical bills, loss of […]
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Each year, there are more than 30,000 fatal auto accidents in the United States. Nearly 10 percent of these accidents happen in California. While many different types of auto accidents have the potential to be […]
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When you get injured in an accident, securing just compensation for your pain and suffering is an important part of the recovery process. The lasting traumatic effects of an accident can impact your life in […]
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Loss of consortium is a type of non-financial loss that impacts spouses following traumatic accidents. In California, spouses of accident victims can file claims for loss of consortium—if they are able to prove their right […]
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Good child car seats aren’t cheap. With all of the expenses you can face after a serious car accident, you might not want (or be able) to buy a new child car seat after a […]
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Emotional suffering is one of the most common effects of traumatic accidents. It is also one of the most commonly misunderstood. While many people assume that their feelings are “normal” or that they will simply […]
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Working on an oil field is among the most dangerous jobs you can have living in California. While some websites talk about the “inherent” dangers of working on an oil field, the reality is that […]
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In order to recover financial compensation after an accident, you need to be able to prove that someone else was at fault. So, what happens when you are partially at fault for your own injuries? […]
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Drunk driving is extremely dangerous. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), someone dies in a drunk driving accident in the U.S. every 52 minutes. There are far more non-fatal drunk driving accidents, […]
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When you are involved in an accident in California, you need to know whether you have an obligation to report it. Obligations exist under California law and under the terms of most auto insurance policies, […]
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