Karan Joshi

Founder- Orange Law Firm

Professional Summary
Karan Joshi is a dedicated litigator and counselor with a reputation for tenacity and a client-centered approach. With a well-rounded practice, he frequently represents individuals, families, and businesses, guiding them through complex legal matters with compassion and clarity.

Notable Skills & Talents

Litigation Strategy: Skilled in crafting persuasive arguments and securing favorable settlements.

Collaborative Resolution: Strong focus on mediation and alternative dispute resolution to reduce time and expense.

Analytical Expertise: Capable of breaking down intricate legal issues into clear, actionable steps.

Client Advocacy: Prioritizes client education, communication, and empowerment throughout legal processes.

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Arizona

State Bar of Arizona

Since 2025

Texas

State Bar of Texas

ID Number: 24120933

Since 2020

State Bar of Texas  # 24120933

Member

2020 - Current

Q. Involved in an accident with a motorcycle in Texas; concerned about a potential lawsuit and citation dispute.

June 12, 2025

A: In Texas, when someone is killed in an accident, their family can file a wrongful death lawsuit against any party they believe is responsible. They can sue:

You, as the driver of the vehicle

The owner of the vehicle if they believe the owner was negligent in lending it

Any parties contributing to the accident (e.g., manufacturers, cities, etc.)

If your insurance company is notified, they will **usually appoint an attorney to defend you**—but you can still get a private consultation for added protection.

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✅ What You Should Do Now:

1. Don’t speak with the deceased's family or their attorney directly—refer them to your insurer.

2. Notify your insurer (and your friend’s insurer) immediately even if no lawsuit has been filed.

3. Request a copy of the accident reportand keep a record of everything.

4. Gather evidence** that supports your version of events.

5. Consult a Texas personal injury defense attorney as soon as possible. ... Read More

Q. Insurance company mistakenly sent my check for car loss to another person and closed the investigation. How can I resolve this?

June 12, 2025

A: If an insurance company in Texas mistakenly issued your vehicle loss check to the wrong person and then closed the claim, you have legal options under Texas insurance law to correct the error and receive proper compensation. First, contact the insurance company in writing to formally dispute the closure of your claim and request that it be reopened. Clearly state that you never received the funds and that the check was issued in error.

Under Texas Insurance Code § 541, insurance companies are prohibited from engaging in unfair claim settlement practices, including failing to promptly and fairly settle a valid claim. If the company fails to resolve the issue, you can file a complaint with the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), which oversees consumer protection in these matters. Additionally, if the insurer continues to delay or refuses to reissue payment, you may have grounds for a bad faith claim or even a lawsuit under Texas law.

In these cases, it’s best to consult a Texas insurance attorney who can help assert your rights and, if needed, file a demand for payment or legal action to recover the value of your loss, along with potential damages and attorney’s fees. WWW.ORANGELAW.US ... Read More

Q. What is a fair settlement after being hit by a driver running a red light causing personal injuries and lost wages?

June 12, 2025

A: A fair settlement after being hit by a driver who ran a red light depends on the severity of your injuries, the medical expenses incurred, lost wages, pain and suffering, and any long-term impact on your quality of life. If you required emergency care, ongoing treatment, or missed work due to your injuries, these damages should be fully compensated in the settlement. Insurance companies often consider the total cost of medical bills and lost income, then add an amount for pain and suffering—commonly calculated as a multiple of medical costs. For example, minor injuries may settle for \$10,000–\$25,000, while more serious injuries involving surgery or permanent damage can result in settlements ranging from \$50,000 to several hundred thousand dollars. It’s crucial to document all expenses, follow medical advice, and consult with a qualified personal injury attorney to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. An attorney can negotiate on your behalf and help ensure the insurance company does not undervalue your claim. ... Read More