VIDEO: Can You Sue if You Weren’t Wearing a Seat Belt?

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California’s seat belt laws require everyone in a car to buckle up. If you have been in an auto accident and didn’t have your seat belt on at the time, you may wonder how this law affects any lawsuit you would want to file. Auto accident lawyer Michael Louis Kelly explains why you may still wish to file a lawsuit:

If you have been in an accident where you weren’t wearing a seatbelt, attorneys from Kirtland & Packard, LLP can still help you seek compensation. We have past experience with these type of cases, and will fight to make sure you are not left to deal with the costs of your accident alone. Fill out a form on this page or call 310-536-1000 for a free consultation.

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Simon T. Sverdlov

Simon T. Sverdlov

Kirtland & Packard LLP.

Born in Los Angeles and raised on the Peninsula, Simon attended and graduated from Loyola Law School in the Spring of 2021. He became licensed that December. On recommendation from torts professor John T. Nockleby, Simon began taking assignments from a solo-practitioner while continuing to work for his father’s dental laboratory. Read More