LA Law Group
Personal Injury
Personal injury cases call for careful investigation, clear communication, and close attention to California law. Our primary goal is your well being and health. We want to help you pursue the compensation California law allows, and to assist you throughout the whole process. We understand that it can be difficult after a traumatic accident. At LA Law Group, we do not let any financial incentive come before your interests. Our attorneys can help you find medical providers for treatment.
If you have been injured, contact us for a free consultation. We can handle communication with the insurance companies while you focus on your health.
Frequently asked questions
Where is LA Law Group based?
LA Law Group, APLC is based in Chatsworth and serves clients throughout California. You can reach us by phone at (866) 625-2529 to ask about a free consultation and next steps for your situation. This is general California information, not legal advice for your specific facts.
What should I do first after a personal injury?
Get medical care, report the incident when needed, and keep photos, names, and records. Write down what happened while details are clear. Avoid signing releases or accepting payments from an insurance company until you understand what rights you may be giving up.
Is there a deadline to file a personal injury claim in California?
Many California personal injury claims must be filed within two years under Code of Civil Procedure section 335.1. Claims against a public entity often require a government claim within six months under Government Code section 911.2. Deadlines can differ for minors and other facts, so ask a lawyer to check your timeline.
Can I still make a claim if I was partly at fault?
California uses comparative fault. A person who shares some blame may still be able to seek compensation, and any award or settlement can be reduced by that person's share of fault. An attorney can explain how the rule may apply to the facts of your case without promising a result.
What evidence should I keep after a crash or injury?
Keep medical records and bills, the crash or incident report number, photos of the scene and injuries, witness names and contact details, and notes about missed work or out-of-pocket costs. Save messages and emails about the incident. Organized records help you and your lawyer review options later.
How do fees and case costs work?
It is worth asking how fees and case costs work and getting the terms in writing.
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