How Insurance Companies Evaluate Injury Claims
After an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, many injured people expect the insurance claim to be straightforward. In reality, insurance companies follow a detailed evaluation process designed to control financial risk and limit payouts. At Recovery Law Center, we see this process play out every day. Our team, including Glenn Honda, who has 29 …
Read MoreShould You Accept a First Settlement Offer?
After an accident, the phone often rings sooner than expected. An adjuster from the insurance company may sound polite and reassuring. Then comes the first settlement offer. It can feel like relief, especially when medical bills arrive and time away from work adds stress. At Recovery Law Center, we have seen this moment play out …
Read MoreDo Semi Trucks Cause More Accidents Than Cars
Crashes involving large trucks often raise an important question: Do semi trucks cause more accidents than cars? The short answer is no. Passenger cars remain involved in the majority of traffic collisions nationwide. Still, when a fully loaded semi truck is involved, the results can be far more severe because of the truck’s weight, size, …
Read MoreCompensation for Pet’s Injury in Car Accident
Pets ride with us every day. A quick car ride to the beach, the park, or the animal hospital can turn tragic in the event of a crash. For many pet owners, the first instinct is to check on their furry family member before anything else. Many pet owners do not realize that pets are …
Read MoreHow to Prove Fault in a Personal Injury Case
When an accident causes injuries, the most important legal question is simple but demanding: who is legally responsible? At Recovery Law Center, we see this issue every day. As a law office representing injured people across Hawaii, we know that proving fault shapes the entire outcome of a personal injury claim. Our team works closely …
Read More9 Everyday Things Tourists Do That Are Accidents Waiting to Happen
Tourists often move through American cities, beaches, and national parks with a sense of ease, soaking in places locals know can change quickly. Residents in major destinations say many of the mishaps they witness don’t stem from thrill-seeking, but from the everyday habits visitors bring with them: stepping into a busy street for a better …
Read MoreWhat to Expect During an Injury Lawsuit
When an injury occurs because of someone else’s negligence, many accident victims feel unsure about what happens next. At Recovery Law Center, we handle injury cases across Hawaii and guide injured people through each stage of the lawsuit process. Our team works closely with Glenn Honda, a personal injury lawyer with 29 years of experience, …
Read More$276,000 Motorcycle Accident
Our client was riding his motorcycle when a driver suddenly turned left in front of him, cutting off his right-of-way and causing a serious crash. Despite the clear facts, the defense denied any responsibility—claiming our client must have been speeding and that their driver had “plenty of time” to turn safely. But the story didn’t …
Read More10 States Where Tourist Injuries Frequently Lead to Hospital Visits
On a hot week in late May, rescue teams at Grand Canyon National Park launched 13 helicopter missions in just seven days due to hauling overheated or injured hikers out of the abyss and, in several cases, straight to nearby hospitals. Episodes like this are not unusual in some of the visited parts of the …
Read MoreI Recently Bought My Car From a Dealership, and It Has Defective/Faulty Brakes, and I Was Injured. What Are My Next Steps?
Buying a new or used car should feel safe. You trust the car dealership, the car manufacturer, and the entire process behind motor vehicles sold to the public. When the brakes fail and you are injured, that feeling of trust disappears. You begin to fear driving again. If this happened to you, you are not …
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