These terms apply to Raincross Post at caraccidentriverside.com. The site publishes information about car crashes in Riverside and offers a form that passes a callback request to our partner law firm. Using the site means you accept these terms and our privacy policy.
Callback request and consent to calls
Pressing “Request My Free Callback” does two things. You are asking for a call about your accident, and you are confirming that you accept these terms.
By pressing it you give express written consent to be called and texted about your accident at the number you entered. You give that consent to our partner law firm and to Raincross Post, and to the automated assistant, the intake team and any other people or automated systems calling for them. The calls and texts may come from an automatic telephone dialing system, may use an artificial, AI or prerecorded voice, and may be automated text messages. Mobile numbers are covered. A call about your request may be recorded.
Your consent is not a condition of any purchase, and the free review does not depend on it. Message and data rates may apply. Withdraw consent whenever you like by saying so on a call, replying STOP to a text or emailing privacy@caraccidentriverside.com.
You confirm two things: the number is yours or you have the right to use it, and the answers you gave are true.
Raincross Post is not a law firm and gives no legal advice. The Post hands your request to our partner. No attorney-client relationship starts when you send the form, and our partner decides whether it can help.
Consent text version: raincrosspost-riv-ca-crash-review-v2. Effective: 12 November 2026.
Who the site is for
You must be 18 or older and in the United States to use the site, and it deals only with crashes in California. Send a request only for your own accident or one you are entitled to report.
Information only, not advice
The Post publishes general information on crashes and claims in California. None of it is legal advice. It cannot stand in for a lawyer who has heard your facts. Statutes, deadlines and court procedures get amended and carry exceptions, so a time limit printed here might not be the one that applies to your claim.
No attorney-client relationship is formed with Raincross Post, or with anybody, when you read a page, send the form or email the desk. Keep confidential details out of your messages. The form asks for all we need. Parts of the Post promote legal services, and those parts are advertising. No lawyer, call time or outcome is promised. What happened in another person’s case does not predict yours. If it is an emergency, call 911.
House rules
Use the site lawfully and give true information. No scraping. No automated or bulk requests, and no false ones. Do not try to disrupt the site.
Outside links
The Post links to agencies, courts, the state codes and other outside sources. Those sites are not ours. We have no control over them and take no responsibility for them.
Our words and design
The text and design belong to Raincross Post. Reading the pages and printing them is fine, as long as it is for personal, non-commercial use.
No warranties
The site comes as is and as available. We cannot promise that every page is current at every moment, that a callback will come at a given time, or that our partner will take a case. As far as the law allows, Raincross Post makes no warranty that the site is accurate, complete, fit for a particular purpose or free of interruptions.
Our partner law firm is independent of Raincross Post. Responsibility for its calls, its advice and its services rests with our partner alone.
Limit of liability
As far as the law allows, Raincross Post is not liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential losses, for lost money or lost data, or for a deadline you miss. That holds for losses from using or relying on the site, and for losses from a call or service by our partner or any other third party. If the Post is liable to you, the total is capped at US $100. No part of these terms limits a liability that the law does not let anyone limit.
If your use leads to a claim
Misusing the site, or sending a request that is false, may lead to a claim against Raincross Post. If it does, you agree to pay the Post’s reasonable costs of dealing with that claim.
Changes to these terms
We may update these terms and will post the new version here with its date. A request stays under the version that was posted on the day it was sent.
Disputes and governing law
Start with an email to privacy@caraccidentriverside.com. Allow the desk 30 days to settle the matter informally. California law governs these terms, and courts located in California hear any dispute that remains.
The whole agreement
Should one part of these terms prove unenforceable, the other parts still apply. If the Post is slow to enforce a term, it has not waived that term. Together with the privacy policy, these terms are the entire agreement about the site. Contact: privacy@caraccidentriverside.com.