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The Goel Firm P.C.

Personal Injury Law Firm The Goel Firm, P.C. is a Southern California law firm dedicated to representing victims of injuries and accidents. Santa Monica Blvd.

This firm handles a broad range of personal injury cases, which include motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle accidents, catastrophic injuries, burn cases, premises liability claims, wrongful death claims, floor accidents, product defect claims, bicycle accidents, food poisoning cases, and other various types of injury and accident cases. This firm is very passionate and dedicated in its role of hel

ping victims of accidents. The Goel Firm strongly believes that by defending the rights of injured parties, the firm is helping to change the practices of private individuals and companies, while at the same time promoting the general public's safety and future well-being.

9440 S. Suite 301
Beverly Hills, California 90210

P 424.281.4377
F 888.800.4598

[email protected]
www.goelfirm.com

03/16/2022

Did you know Apple’s iOS 15 now features Focus mode for iPhone? This setting helps prevent distracted driving by allowing iPhone users to choose when they want to receive alerts and notifications, while letting other people and apps know when the user is busy.

To turn on Focus from Apple Support:

1. Go to Settings > Focus.

2. Tap a provided Focus option — like Do Not Disturb, Personal, or Sleep — then turn on the Focus.

3. After you choose a Focus, select options like Allowed Notifications, Time Sensitive Notifications, and Focus Status.

When you set up a Focus, you can select Allowed Notifications from people and apps. You can also enable Time Sensitive notifications from apps, which allows apps not in your allowed list to send notifications marked as Time Sensitive.
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03/04/2022

Consumer Reports’ Top 10 Safety Tips for Bicyclists:

1. Wear a bike helmet that fits you and is properly adjusted. It could save your life in a crash.

2. Be visible. Wear bright clothing (not dark—fluorescent is best). If you must ride in the dark make sure you have reflectors on the front and rear of your bike. Many states require white lights on the front and red rear reflectors; a rear red flashing light makes it easier to be seen.

3. Check your bike to make sure: Tires are inflated properly. Brakes are tight enough. The chain is running smoothly. Spin the crank.

4. Ride to the right of the road in the same direction as traffic. Go with the flow—not against it.

5. Keep at least one hand on the handlebars. If you need to carry books or groceries, put them in a bike carrier or backpack.

6. Be extra cautious at intersections—about half of crashes occur there. Obey traffic signals, and scan for traffic around you. Before making a turn, always look behind you for a break in traffic, then signal and position yourself in the proper lane.

7. When passing a pedestrian or another bike, warn them of your approach with a bell or shout (as in, "on your left!").

8. Don’t wear a headset when you ride—you need to hear what's going on.

9. Watch for hazards such as glass, rocks, squirrels, or potholes, which can cause you to lose control of your bike.

10. When riding near parked cars, be aware of doors that could suddenly open.

11/18/2021

Please plan ahead before you celebrate this holiday season.

Do not underestimate the effects of alcohol. Think before you drink. Make sure to have a designated driver or take advantage of rideshare services.
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11/02/2021

Last week we secured some fantastic results for our clients! In one matter, we settled a case for $270,000 after an initial offer of $30,000.

At The Goel Firm we treat every case with the attention and care required to obtain justice. Contact us for a free case evaluation at (424) 281-4377 or at [email protected].
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

10/19/2021

According to the CDC, parents and caregivers can make a lifesaving difference by taking the following 8 steps:

(1) Install and use car seats and booster seats properly. Install and use car seats and booster seats according to the car seat/booster seat manual, or get help installing them from a certified child passenger safety technician.

(2) Make sure your child is always buckled in an age-and size-appropriate car or booster seat.

(3) Use proper restraints on every trip. Buckle children in car seats, booster seats, or seat belts on every trip—no matter how short the trip.

(4) Don’t seat children in front of an air bag. Air bags can kill young children riding in the front
seat. Never place a rear-facing car seat in front of an air bag. Buckle children in the back seat.

(5) Find a child passenger safety technician.

(6) Always buckle older children who use booster seats or seat belts with a lap and shoulder belt. Both the lap and shoulder belt are needed for proper protection.

(7) Properly buckle children in the middle seating position of the back seat when possible, because it is the safest position in the vehicle. If the middle seating position contains only a lap belt, older children using booster seats or seat belts should sit in a different seating position in the back seat where they can use both a lap and shoulder belt. Most rear-facing and forward-facing car seats can be safely installed in the middle seating position using the lap belt only, so younger
children using these types of seats can be safely positioned in the middle.

(8) Parents and caregivers should set a good example by always using a seat belt.

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10/12/2021

We always love awesome client reviews! We appreciate Lucinda for taking the time to share her experience and posting a thoughtful 5-star review!
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

10/07/2021

In 2017, 5,977 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in the United States. That’s about one death every 88 minutes.

Per trip, pedestrians are 1.5 times more likely than vehicle passengers to be killed in a car crash. Most pedestrian deaths occur in urban areas, at non-intersection locations, and at night.

The followings steps can help pedestrians stay safe:

1) Increase your visibility at night by carrying a flashlight when walking and wearing reflective clothing, such as reflective vests.

2) Cross streets at a designated crosswalk or intersection whenever possible.

3) Walk on a sidewalk or path instead of the road. Walk on the shoulder and facing traffic if a sidewalk or path is not available.

4) Avoid using electronic devices like earbuds or walking if you have been using alcohol or drugs. They can cause distractions and impair judgement and coordination.
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

10/01/2021

In California, there are more than 2.5 million drivers that are 70 or older. The state imposes some special requirements and restrictions on older drivers.

Specifically, California (1) requires drivers age 70 and older to renew their licenses in person every five years and to take both a vision test and written test, (2) accepts requests from family members and others for the DMV to conduct unsafe driver investigations, (3) requires doctors to report patients diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or other conditions that may make them unsafe drivers.

Additionally, the DMV can place restrictions or conditions on a person's driver's license after administering a driving test and discussing possible restrictions with him or her. These include requiring glasses or corrective contact lenses, no freeway driving, an additional right side mirror on a vehicle, no nighttime driving, and time of day restrictions.

Taking these key steps can help older adults stay safe on the road:

1. Always wear a seat belt as a driver or passenger.

2. Drive when conditions are safest. Drive during daylight and in good weather.

3. Don’t drink and drive.

4. Download and use CDC’s MyMobility Plan to make a plan to stay mobile and independent as you age.

5. Follow a regular activity program to increase strength and flexibility.

6. Ask your doctor or pharmacist to review medicines–both prescription and over-the counter–to reduce side effects and interactions. Read the CDC’s Are Your Medicines Increasing Your Risk of a Fall or a Car Crash fact sheet to learn more about the medicines that might have side effects associated with falls and motor vehicle crashes.

7. Have your eyes checked by an eye doctor at least once a year. Wear glasses and corrective lenses as required.

8. Plan your route before you drive.

9. Find the safest route with well-lit streets, intersections with left-turn signals, and easy parking.

10. Leave a large following distance between your car and the car in front of you.

11. Avoid distractions in your car, such as listening to a loud radio, talking or texting on your phone, and eating.

12. Consider potential alternatives to driving, such as riding with a friend, ride share services, or using public transit.

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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

06/04/2021

We treat every case with the attention and care required to obtain justice. Contact us for a free case evaluation at 424-281-4377 or at [email protected].
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

06/02/2021

This is a very simple tip. Always wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle or bicycle. For motorcycles, make certain the helmet is Department of Transportation (DOT) approved.
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

05/25/2021

A great result for a client who received an initial low-ball offer of a few thousand before retaining our office.

We treat every case with the attention and care required to obtain justice. Contact us for a free case evaluation at 424-281-4377 or at [email protected].
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

05/18/2021

We treat every case with the attention and care required to obtain justice. Contact us for a free case evaluation at 424-281-4377 or at [email protected]
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Please be advised that any stated result, settlement, verdict, testimonial, and/or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Every case is unique and different with varying facts, claims, applicable laws, circumstances and damages. Results will vary.

Address

9440 S. Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite 301
Beverly Hills, CA
90210

Website

http://www.goelfirm.com/

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