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California Personal Injury.
You were going about your life. Then someone else was careless and the bill showed up in your body, your car, your bank account. We fight the insurance companies that expect you to accept whatever they offer first.
California’s general deadline for a personal injury lawsuit is two years. A claim involving a California public entity generally requires a separate government claim within six months of accrual, followed by additional lawsuit deadlines. Exceptions and other deadlines can apply; an insurance claim alone does not preserve every deadline. Code of Civil Procedure §335.1; Government Code §911.2.
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How long do I have to file?+
A personal injury lawsuit generally has a two-year deadline. Claims involving California public entities generally require a separate claim within six months, followed by additional lawsuit deadlines. Exceptions apply; seek an early review.
Will I have to go to court?+
Most cases settle. We prepare every case as if it will be tried, which is usually what earns a fair settlement.
What if I was partially at fault?+
California is a comparative fault state. Partial fault does not bar recovery. We reduce the exposure and maximize what you keep.
The other driver was uninsured. Now what?+
Your own UM/UIM coverage, medical payments, and employer coverage can all apply. We map every available policy.
Do I need to hire a lawyer at all?+
If liability is clear, the damages are small, and the carrier is paying the policy limit in full, you might not. Anything else, you want representation.
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