Rear-end, T-bone and freeway crashes on El Camino Real, the expressways and 101. We build the claim while you recover.
Read the car accidents guideCases we handle
Serious injuries across Santa Clara, on the road, on someone else's property and at work. Each guide covers California law and what to do next.
Commercial trucks carry commercial insurance and federal logbook rules. Evidence like driver hours and black-box data has to be preserved early.
Read the truck accidents guideWet floors, broken sidewalks and poorly lit parking lots. Stores, landlords and property owners have to keep their property reasonably safe.
Read the slip and fall guideCalifornia holds dog owners responsible for bites, even if the dog never bit anyone before.
Read the dog bites guideFalls, lifting injuries and equipment accidents on job sites. Workers' comp is one path, and a claim against a third party may be another.
Read the construction and work injuries guideWhen someone's carelessness takes a person you love, the family can bring a claim for the loss of support, care, and companionship.
Read the wrongful death guideWhat happens after you reach out
Four steps, and you're kept informed at each one.
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Free case review
Tell us what happened. We review it and explain your options, with no obligation.
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We take over the claim
We deal with the insurance adjusters, gather records, and preserve the evidence.
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We negotiate
We document every loss, from medical care to lost income, and push for a fair settlement.
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You get your settlement
If the insurer won't be fair, we're ready to take the case further.
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Do I have to pay anything for a case review?
No. The case review is free and confidential, and there is no obligation.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in California?
Most personal injury lawsuits must be filed within two years of the injury under CCP § 335.1. Claims against a public agency usually require a written claim within six months.
What if I was partly at fault?
California uses pure comparative fault. You can still recover, reduced by your share of fault.
Should I talk to the other driver's insurance company?
You can report the basic facts, but think carefully before giving a recorded statement. Adjusters work for the insurer.
What areas do you serve?
Santa Clara and communities across Santa Clara County.