Practice Areas
Every Type of Personal Injury Case. One Dedicated Team.
Whether you were hurt in a car crash, on someone else's property, or on the job — we have the experience and resources to fight for the full compensation you deserve under California law.
California's most common — and most contested — injury claims.
Car Accidents
Car accidents are the leading cause of personal injury claims in California. Insurance companies move fast to minimize payouts, often contacting victims within hours of a crash. Having an attorney in your corner from the start changes everything.
Cases We Handle
- Rear-end and head-on collisions
- DUI and reckless driving crashes
- Multi-vehicle and freeway accidents
- Rideshare accidents (Uber, Lyft)
- Hit-and-run claims
- Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims
How We Build Your Case
To win your car accident claim, we establish that the other driver was negligent, that their negligence caused your injuries, and that your damages — medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering — are fully documented and supported.
California is an at-fault state. The driver who caused the accident is responsible for your damages. Don't accept a settlement before you know the full extent of your injuries.
Property owners have a legal duty to keep you safe.
Slip & Fall
Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere — a grocery store, a parking lot, a neighbor's home. When a property owner's negligence creates a hazardous condition and you're hurt as a result, California law gives you the right to seek compensation.
Cases We Handle
- Wet or slippery floors without warning signs
- Uneven pavement or broken sidewalks
- Poor lighting in stairwells or parking lots
- Defective stairs, railings, or flooring
- Retail store and restaurant accidents
- Government property hazards
How We Build Your Case
We document the hazard, establish that the property owner knew or should have known about it, and show that their failure to act caused your fall and injuries. Surveillance footage, incident reports, and witness statements are critical — we move quickly to preserve them.
Report the incident to the property owner or manager immediately and request a copy of any incident report. Photograph the hazard before it's repaired. Seek medical attention even if you feel fine — symptoms often appear days later.
Workers' comp isn't always enough. You may be owed more.
Workplace Injury
If you're injured on the job in California, workers' compensation covers your medical bills and a portion of lost wages — but it doesn't cover pain and suffering. In many cases, a third party may also be liable, opening the door to a full personal injury claim.
Cases We Handle
- Construction site accidents
- Forklift and heavy equipment injuries
- Toxic exposure and chemical burns
- Repetitive stress and overexertion injuries
- Third-party liability claims
- Employer negligence beyond workers' comp
How We Build Your Case
We investigate whether a third party's negligence contributed to your injury — a defective tool, an unsafe subcontractor, or a negligent property owner. When a third-party claim exists alongside workers' comp, you can recover significantly more.
You can pursue a workers' comp claim AND a personal injury lawsuit at the same time if a third party was involved. These are separate legal tracks — don't assume one precludes the other.
Riders face unique dangers — and unique legal challenges.
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcyclists are disproportionately blamed for accidents, even when other drivers are at fault. Insurance adjusters often exploit anti-motorcycle bias to reduce or deny claims. We know how to counter that bias with evidence and fight for the fair treatment every rider deserves.
Cases We Handle
- Left-turn collisions at intersections
- Lane-change and blind-spot accidents
- Dooring accidents in urban areas
- Road hazard and defective road claims
- Helmet and gear damage claims
- Catastrophic and traumatic brain injuries
How We Build Your Case
We reconstruct the accident using physical evidence, traffic camera footage, and expert witnesses to establish exactly what happened — countering any attempt to shift blame onto the rider. Motorcycle injuries are often severe; we document every aspect of your damages.
California allows lane splitting, but insurance companies often use it against riders regardless of fault. An experienced motorcycle accident attorney knows how to address this and keep the focus on the other driver's negligence.
Struck while walking? California law is on your side.
Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrians struck by vehicles suffer some of the most severe injuries in personal injury law — broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, spinal damage. California law strongly protects pedestrians, and drivers who fail to yield face significant liability.
Cases We Handle
- Crosswalk and intersection accidents
- Parking lot and driveway accidents
- Hit-and-run pedestrian claims
- Accidents involving distracted drivers
- School zone and residential street accidents
- Accidents involving commercial vehicles
How We Build Your Case
We establish the driver's duty to yield, their failure to do so, and the full scope of your injuries and losses. Pedestrian accident cases often involve serious long-term injuries — we work with medical experts to document future care costs and ensure they're included in your claim.
Even if you were not in a marked crosswalk, you may still have a valid claim. California law requires drivers to exercise due care for pedestrians in all circumstances.
When negligence takes a life, families deserve justice.
Wrongful Death
Losing a loved one due to someone else's negligence is devastating. California's wrongful death law allows surviving family members to seek compensation for their loss — financial and emotional. We handle these cases with the care and determination they demand.
Cases We Handle
- Fatal car and truck accidents
- Workplace fatalities
- Medical malpractice deaths
- Premises liability deaths
- Product liability fatalities
- Criminal acts resulting in death
How We Build Your Case
We establish that the defendant's negligence or wrongful act caused your loved one's death, and document the full scope of your family's losses — funeral expenses, lost financial support, loss of companionship, and the emotional toll of your grief.
In California, a wrongful death claim must generally be filed within two years of the date of death. Surviving spouses, children, and in some cases other dependents may be eligible to file. Contact us as soon as possible to protect your rights.
Not Sure Which Category Fits Your Case?
Tell us what happened and we'll identify the right legal path forward — at no cost and no obligation.