Frequently Asked Questions

• Make sure you call 911 if anyone is seriously injured. Also, call the police to file a report and facilitate the exchange of all relevant information between you and the other party. It is important that you do not make any statements regarding fault at the site of the accident.
• Take pictures of all personal property and vehicles that have been damaged.
• If there are any witnesses, collect their information such as name and contact information.
• For legal advice regarding your particular case, call and schedule a free consultation.

While you are not required to hire an attorney to handle your personal injury claim, there are several advantages to doing so. Among other things, having the proper attorney representation can protect your rights against the insurance company, help you get the medical attention you need, handle all communication regarding the case, conduct expert negotiations, and ensure that you receive maximum compensation for your case.

Absolutely not! You pay nothing until we obtain a settlement for you. No recovery, no fee.

The statute of limitations for a personal injury case in California is two years from the date of injury. However, that does not mean that you should wait two years before making a claim. The earlier you address your injuries and your claim, the better.

There are many factors that go into your case. It is impossible to predict timeline or estimate settlements, but as your case progresses, we will know more. We always keep our clients informed every step of the way.