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Sources Referenced in This Book
- California Department of Motor Vehicles, SR-1 accident report requirement
- California Vehicle Code Section 16000, the statute underlying the SR-1 reporting requirement
- California Civil Code Section 3333.4 (Proposition 213), restricting recovery of non-economic damages for uninsured motorists
- California Code of Civil Procedure Section 335.1, the two-year statute of limitations for personal injury actions
- California Government Code Section 911.2, the six-month claim-presentation deadline against public entities
- California Code of Civil Procedure Section 352, tolling of the statute of limitations during minority
- California Penal Code Section 632, California's two-party consent requirement for recording a conversation
- California Secretary of State Business Search, used to look up a company's registered agent for service of process
- Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute on hearsay, the evidentiary category a police report falls into
- California Department of Health Care Services on Emergency Medi-Cal, the coverage option for accident victims without insurance
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About This Book
Filing a Car Accident Claim in the Inland Empire was adapted from recorded episodes of the Inland Empire Injury Law podcast. The chapter spine comes from Episode 4: How to File a Car Accident Claim in Inland Empire w. Deborah Song, the comparative negligence material in Chapter 5 from a later episode on California's fault rule, and the About the Author section from Episode 1: The YOU Interview with Deborah Song together with Empire Law's verified attorney records. The California statutes, agencies, and deadlines this book refers to are cited in the list above.