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JC Carter Law

Personal Injury, Workers’ Compensation, SIBTF. Se hablo español

06/17/2026

Everything hallelujah 🙌🏽

06/15/2026

Did you know? 👀

In California, insurance companies are actually required to address child car seat replacement after certain accidents.

Under California Insurance Code section 11580.011, automobile liability policies must cover the replacement of a child passenger restraint system if it was damaged or being used by a child during a crash where liability coverage applies.

The law also says insurers are supposed to ask whether a child car seat was in use and either replace it or reimburse the cost of a new one.

So if you’ve been told they won’t cover the replacement just because you no longer have the original receipt, that may not be the end of the story. A receipt can help show value, but the law itself focuses on replacement or reimbursement, not “no receipt, no claim.”

This is why it’s important to ask questions before accepting an insurance company’s first answer.

📞 Call (562) 348-1400

PLEASE NOTE: This is an advertisement and for informational purposes only; it should not be considered a guarantee nor legal advice.

06/11/2026

Another successful result for an injured client.

I recently settled a personal injury motor vehicle accident case for $225,000.

Behind every settlement is a person trying to recover physically, emotionally, and financially after an accident disrupted their life. These cases are never just about numbers. They’re about helping someone move forward with stability and support.

One thing I always tell people: don’t assume the insurance company’s first response reflects the true value of your case. Having the right documentation, medical support, and legal strategy can make a significant difference.

Grateful for the trust my clients place in me during some of the hardest moments of their lives. 💜

06/10/2026

Teed off at the annual California Applicant Attorneys Association Golf Tournament last month and it did not disappoint. ⛳

One of the things I appreciate most about events like this is getting the chance to connect with other professionals who are passionate about advocating for injured workers and accident victims across California.

Also… any excuse to spend a day on a golf course is a good one 😅

Always grateful for opportunities to learn, connect, and represent the community alongside people who genuinely care about protecting the rights of others.

06/05/2026

Things you will NOT hear me say as a personal injury lawyer 👀

❌ “Just take the first offer.”
❌ “You don’t need medical treatment.”
❌ “Insurance companies are on your side.”
❌ “Your pain isn’t that serious.”
❌ “You should handle this alone.”

I’ve seen too many injured people get pressured into settling too quickly or downplaying what they’re going through. My job is to make sure you understand your rights, feel supported during the process, and don’t get taken advantage of while trying to recover.

If something feels off about your situation, trust that feeling and ask questions. 📞 Call (562) 348-1400 today for a free case evaluation.

PLEASE NOTE: This is an advertisement and for informational purposes only; it should not be considered a guarantee nor legal advice.

06/03/2026

If you know me, you know I love supporting community events. 💛

Last month, the firm had the opportunity to sponsor the Saint Bruno Catholic Church Spring Fest, and it was such a fun experience being part of it.

One of my favorite things about community events is seeing everyone come together — families, local businesses, volunteers, kids running around, people reconnecting with each other. It’s easy to get caught up in the fast pace of life, so moments like these feel special.

I’m grateful we got to be involved and support an event that brings so much joy to the community.

06/01/2026

California voters, pay attention to this one. 🚨

Uber is funding a ballot initiative that would quietly change the rules for accident victims trying to get medical care covered.

Right now, the law says you only need to show that your treatment is "more likely necessary than not." That's a fair, reasonable standard. If this passes? That standard jumps to "clear and convincing evidence," the same bar used in fraud cases. That's not a small change. That's a wall.

What this means for you in plain terms: if you're hurt in an accident, insurance companies could use this higher standard to deny paying for your future medical treatment, even when your doctor says you need it. This is exactly the kind of fine print that slips past people on election day.

Read your ballot. Know what you're actually voting on. Your rights after an accident could depend on it!

05/29/2026

As you may know… I’m fully in my bride era right now 💍

And I need to ask: what’s your most unhinged wedding prep tip? Not the usual “stay organized” or “drink water” advice…
I’m talking about the real ones. The things no one tells you until you’re already in it.

Like, what saved your sanity? What would you absolutely do again… or never do again?

Drop your tips below! I’m all ears 👇

05/27/2026

Did You Know? Workers’ Compensation Facts

➡️ You can attend a free online workshop or contact the Information and Assistance Unit if you have questions. You can also call the DWC Information Services Center at 1-800-736-7401 to speak to a live representative.

➡️ If you’re hurt on the job, your employer is responsible for paying for your medical care, even if you don’t miss work.

➡️ You may still qualify for benefits if you’re a temporary or part-time worker.

➡️ You don’t have to be a legal resident to receive most workers’ compensation benefits.

➡️ It is illegal for your employer to punish or fire you for reporting a job injury or requesting benefits.

A lot of people miss out on benefits simply because they didn’t know their rights. If something doesn’t feel right about your situation, it’s worth asking questions.

If you have questions, all (562) 348-1400 for a free consultation.

PLEASE NOTE: This is an advertisement and for informational purposes only; it should not be considered a guarantee nor legal advice.

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Santa Fe Springs, CA
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