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To schedule a consultation, please visit our website to complete a quick form, or call us at 858-509-1550 to set up an appointment. We look forward to assisting you with your legal needs.

In most cases, we operate on a contingency fee basis, which means that we only get paid if you win or settle and charge a percentage of the awarded amount at the conclusion of your case. With hourly cases, we accept all major credit cards and checks.

The time it takes to resolve a legal issue can vary greatly depending on the complexity and specifics of the case. Some matters may be settled quickly, while others might take months or even years to reach a resolution. For a more accurate estimate, we recommend scheduling a consultation with our team to discuss the details of your situation.

Yes, you can request a specific attorney to handle your case. However, what makes our firm unique and successful is our collaborative approach. Our entire team works together, combining their diverse expertise to provide the best possible outcome for your case. This teamwork ensures that you benefit from a wealth of knowledge and experience, no matter which attorney you work with.

No problem! If you need to reschedule an appointment, please call ahead, and we will be happy to arrange a new time that works for you.

We are here to assist you in assessing your damages and advocating for your rightful compensation. If you are contacted by an adjuster before securing legal representation, there's no need to worry. If you are currently in the process of hiring an attorney, simply inform the adjuster that you will be in touch after you have retained counsel. Should you choose not to retain an attorney, it is crucial to gather all pertinent information for your claim before engaging in negotiations with any insurance adjuster.

Many clients ask, What is my case worth? The answer varies because every Personal Injury claim is unique, hinging on the injuries caused by the defendant's negligence. While exact treatment costs are hard to predict, factors like the strength of evidence and any fault of the plaintiff influence the case's value. Cases typically involve economic damages (out-of-pocket expenses like medical bills and lost earnings) and non-economic damages (such as pain and suffering, which are harder to quantify but depend on evidence and the accident's severity). Understanding these distinctions helps in seeking fair compensation for the harm endured. Call our office to schedule an appointment with one of our attorney’s to discuss your case.

A statute of limitations sets a deadline for filing different types of Personal Injury lawsuits. In California, the statute of limitations for Personal Injury claims, including those for motor vehicle accidents, dog bites, slip and falls, wrongful death cases, and product liability claims, is two years.

Selecting a Personal Injury lawyer involves finding someone you trust to manage your case. The key is to meet with several attorneys, gauge their personalities, and determine if their values align with yours. Ultimately, it's a personal decision based on your preferences.