Personal Injury Attorney in California

• Car accidents, including those involving trucks, buses, motorcycles and bicycles, commercial vehicles and other motor vehicles
• Injuries to pedestrians struck by cars and trucks
• Accidents and injuries resulting from property owner negligence
• Accidents and injuries caused by dangerous and defective products
• Workers’ compensation after workplace accidents
• Falls from heights, electrical accidents and other construction site accidents
• Accidents resulting in life-changing injuries such as traumatic brain injuries
• Fatal accidents (wrongful death claims)

Call our Beverly Hills office at 800-LAW-TALK (529-8255) to schedule a free consultation. Evening, weekend and out-of-office appointments are available on request.

Don’t Make Any Further Statements Or Accept Any Settlement Offer Without Talking To A Personal Injury Attorney First

No matter how nice the insurance company representative seems, how reassuring his or her promises sound, or how attractive that quick settlement offer looks, make no mistake — the at-fault party’s insurer is looking for a way to minimize its losses at your expense. Our extensive experience dealing with accident-related claims and legal issues levels this playing field and forces the insurance company to deal with us instead of you.

Getting The Medical Care You Need

It’s important that you seek appropriate medical care as soon as possible after an accident and also to you follow your health care provider’s treatment recommendations. If you delay or don’t follow your doctor’s orders, it may enable the insurance company to successfully argue that your injuries weren’t actually caused by the accident in question or that your own actions made those injuries worse. In effect, this could severely limit the amount of compensation and may even preclude any recovery at all.

If necessary, our firm can make sure that you have access to the medical care and treatment your injuries require. We do this by connecting you with respected health care practitioners who treat patients on a medical lien basis. This means they will be paid for their services out of any settlement or verdict that we secure on your behalf.

Learn more about personal injury law in these personal injury articles:

• What is a Personal Injury Claim?
• Negligence – What is it?
• Personal Injury Claims – 4 Reasons You May Need A Lawyer
• Personal Injury Claims – What Are The First Steps?
• Common Mistakes In Insurance Claims
• Defenses To Negligence