Millions Recovered for Real Clients

Real stories from real clients who trusted us to fight for them.

$100,000

Fred

Apr 16, 25

$225,000

Cliente Feliz

Sep 26, 24

$100,000

Joanne Darali

Nov 17, 24

$102,000

Jose

Nov 27, 24

$105,000

Happy Client

May 6, 25

$143,000

Rob

Aug 09, 24

$102,000

Sam A.

Sep 7, 23

$250,000

Glaucio

Sep 3, 24

$100,000

Happy Client

Aug 03, 23

$265,000

Cristy

Feb 28, 24

$100,000

Fred

Apr 16, 25

$225,000

Cliente Feliz

Sep 26, 24

$100,000

Joanne Darali

Nov 17, 24

$102,000

Jose

Nov 27, 24

$105,000

Happy Client

May 6, 25

$143,000

Rob

Aug 09, 24

$102,000

Sam A.

Sep 7, 23

$250,000

Glaucio

Sep 3, 24

$100,000

Happy Client

Aug 03, 23

$265,000

Cristy

Feb 28, 24

Cliente Feliz

Sep 26, 24

$225,000

Auto Accident

Joanne Darali

Nov 17, 24

$100,000

Auto Accident

Jose

Nov 27, 24

$102,000

Auto Accident

Rob

Aug 09, 24

$143,000

Injury Settlement

Sam A.

Sep 7, 23

$102,000

Accident Settlement

Happy Client

Aug 03, 23

$100,000

Auto Accident Settlement

Cristy

Feb 28, 24

$265,000

Open Policy Settlement

Glaucio

Sep 3, 24

$250,000

Accident Settlement

Fred

Apr 16, 25

$100,000

Car Accident Case

Happy Client

May 6, 25

$105,000

Auto Accident

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file a lawsuit in Orange County?

California gives you two years from the accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit. Property damage claims have a three-year limit. Government entity claims must be filed within six months of the incident

California’s “pure comparative negligence” law allows you to recover damages even if you were partially at fault. Your percentage of fault simply reduces your compensation.

No. Their adjusters are trained to obtain statements that can be used against you. Let your attorney handle all communication with opposing insurance companies.

Your uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage may apply. We can also help locate other potential sources of compensation and pursue the at-fault driver personally.

Property owners can be liable for hazards they should have discovered through reasonable inspection and maintenance practices, even without actual knowledge.

Property owners remain responsible for maintaining safe conditions even when hazards might appear obvious to some visitors. Adequate warnings, barriers, or prompt repairs are still required.